Food on Mars: Sandwich and Doughnut by anahata.c
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Based on an old Photoshop painting...
(They have vegan too)
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Comments (16)
Love this Mark truly delightful and so much impact!!
I shall be afraid to eat the saw, beautiful though it is!
Very colorful food they have on Mars. If color is fattening, this must be loaded with calories.
Fantastic creation and colors my friend !!!
Wild and wonderful, be leary on what you eat. Your colors just memorize me with beauty, Mark. Interesting design, Bet the spiky part might be hard to swallow. Happy Holidays.
Nice design of the icing on that pastry. I don't see a hole there so I will leave you with the words of Ty Webb (Bill Murray) from Caddyshack: "A flute without holes is not a flute. A donut without a hole is a Danish." Nice Danish.
Very cool work Mark and the sandwich looks to have a very interesting filling. Great colors and patterns.
wonderful image
Vegan? not for me I cry! I shall not cross over to the dark side to Tofu! give me my bacon sandwich!
Great work and interesting series
you are so making me hungry! awesome colors and shapes. it looks like the doughnut is dunking in a coffee cup.
a splurge of gradients that are very harmonious
Very very very cool and interesting interpretation of the concept !!!
The bright colors are amazing, and I see so many things within these abstracts. Fantastic work.
HA! I hope all these colors are healthy, that is is not fake colors :-D Looks delicious though and very beautiful too. Especially I like the fruit souce in the bottom :)
Apparently neon is a food group on Mars? Not surprising, I hear it's high in energy ;p Wonderful art, as always my friend!!
I wonder how soon Curiosity will run across a few of these.... :-D
A most fun and delightful work of art, Mark!