“Anthony Bourdain Back in Bed With the Food Network”
(via Eat Me Daily)

Atlanta Cupcake Factory packaging and identity designed by Timothy Young
(discovered via lovely package, is this student work? this isn’t up on the company’s page)

photos from the “Last Days of Gourmet”
(first discovered via stone thrower)

Mustache Salt and Pepper Shakers from paperdollwoodshop
(discovered via Design Milk)

vintage book cover, designer unknown
(discovered via www.fulltable.com)

“Candygrams are odes to candy by guest authors during the month of October.” 
The collection includes articles by Jim Coudal, Khoi Vinh, Rob Giampietro…

(via Candygram, Articles Archive | Jason Santa Maria)

Vitra food trays based on designs by Charles & Ray Eames,
Alexander Girard, & George Nelson

Lucky Cat Candy Packet
(via TheDieline.com)

redesignrelated:

Jones Soda Halloween Edition cans designed Superbig Creative
(via the dieline)

Superdrug Handy Wipes packaging designed by Turner Duckworth
(discovered via lovely package)

“Book Review: This Is Why You’re Fat: An Extraordinary Document of Human Culinary Achievement” (via Eat Me Daily)

“Anthony Bourdain Gets His Own Cartoon: Anthony Bourdain’s Alternate Universe”
(discovered via Eat Me Daily)

“Matchstick Garden Makes Growing Plants Easy”
(discovered via PSFK via Inhabitots)

a new GOOD Transparency: “Foods That Might Make You Sick”

redesignrelated:

Silk brand soy milk packaging redesign and logo refresh

We recently noticed on the shelf a tweaked package design for Silk soy milk. At first glance we didn’t notice a significant difference other than cleaner imagery and the addition and removal of certain taglines. But once we take a better look at the packages side by side, we realize that the logo has been modified letter by letter, but still retains much of the original aesthetic.

So far we can’t find any coverage online about this specific branding refresh of the Silk soy milk flavor line. But we did find several articles from earlier this year about the Silk brand agency transition from Berlin Cameron to Leo Burnett in partnership with Seed Strategy. (as always, if you have more information about the design credits/back story please leave comments).