DAILY BREAD: Still life Compositions in Sourdough

DAILY BREAD is a new food sculpture photography series on still life compositions in sourdough.
It focuses on visualizing balance and measure, two of the fundamentals of bread making.

Styling & Creative Direction by Anna Keville Joyce.
Photography by Magalí Polverino
Breadmaking by Francisco Seubert / Atelier Fuerza (Buenos Aires)

BIO: Anna Keville Joyce / AKJ Foodstyling – Food Stylist & Creative Director, originally from the USA and currently based primarily out of Buenos Aires and NYC, working internationally. With a background in Food Styling, Design, and Anthropology, Anna has participated in a large variety of photography, film, and event projects worldwide, and has been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. Her creative spark, attention to detail, and keen sense of composition has allowed her to gain a broad international client list. She has the pleasure of collaborating on increasingly creative and dynamic projects, and her work can be seen at www.akjfoodstyling.com

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These Adorable Toasts By Japanese Food Stylist Eiko Mori Are Too Cute To Eat

Everyone knows that breakfast is the most important meal of the day–nobody more so than Japanese meals celebrity Eiko Mori, who uses toast as her canvas.

Mori began making toast art just earlier this year and has since fallen in love with the process. Using a toothpick, a spoon, and a mini piping bag made from parchment paper as her gear, she creates magical patterned themes on shoku-pan, a Japanese-style milk bread. The vibrant elements pop against a spread of homemade sour cream.

Each design may be time-consuming and fiddly; a few were made by putting individual sesame seeds in time with a set of tweezers. It is well worth it though, as Mori’s work has since become an online sensation. On Instagram, her 17,000+ followers are treated to a feast of cute creations.

Japanese food stylist Eiko Mori creates toast art that looks too cute to eat.

h/t this isn’t happiness

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