Yvette Mannion is the visionary behind SF Candy Bar, a dessert-driven brand redefining what sweet experiences can look ...

Tap into satisfying color therapy with these fun rainbow desserts! 🌈🍬 In this DIY tutorial, we make chewy Pop-It style ...

Colorado Springs sculptor Sean O'Meallie lived life as a toymaker before finally succumbing to the call of his art. His ...

Candies are arranged in colorful displays that are part art, part temptation ... Fashion never tasted so good! These candy wrapper dresses are the ultimate in edible couture – just don’t wear them in ...

Some of her sharp eye for detail is likely traced back to her studies as an art history student at the ... trompe l'oeil nature of a Ferrero Rocher wrapper that approximates what a Schiappareli ...

Dolack applies her passion to her art, hand-stitching ... It’s the wrappers that really speak to the artist. “It’s like, ‘You ate the candy. But look at what you’re throwing out.’ ...

A rainbow-colored pile of wrapped candy. A jigsaw puzzle ... candies in variously colored wrappers, 1991 Yan Tao / Courtesy of the Rockbund Art Museum Franco encourages these kinds of decisions ...

Even newer brands like Skittles, with its rainbow-coloured wordmark, effectively capture the candy's bright, cheery personality. But beyond looks, these logos also tap into emotions and memories. The ...

Dark and milk candy chocolate bars in vintage bar wrappers with foil. Vector illustration Transparent candy wrappers set isolated clip art Transparent candy wrappers set isolated on limpid background.

But here’s the kicker: everything is so beautifully packaged, that it feels more like an art gallery of treats than a mere ... You see the familiar wrappers, and it’s not just candy anymore; it’s a ...

Kids and adults thought of their favorite candies while creating mini collages with images of name-brand candy wrappers or coloring pop art-inspired shapes. Tim Rock of Unity prefers dark ...

The wrapper is a 2D plane, he explains, but it can deform to hug a round candy. Most wearable electronics today—for instance, the processing chips in an Apple Watch—are embedded in flat silicon wafers ...