This Electric Guitar Design Features a Body Made from an Oversized Chip
References: youtube & foodiggity
It's not often that you can pick up an electric guitar, play it and then proceed to eat it but this tortilla chip electric guitar put together by Atlanta Props let you do just that. The body of the instrument is cleverly made using an enormous homemade chip.
Atlanta Props put together this edible guitar using traditional electric guitar pieces combined with skill and creativity to make it fully functional despite its chip body. The large homemade chip is made in a triangular shape that is large enough to hold volume knobs, the bridge and the pickups. Thanks to the tortilla chip's durability holes could be drilled into the chip to hold all the pieces together and make the guitar fully functional. In a video uploaded to YouTube viewers can see Atlanta Props make and play the chip guitar before smashing it on the ground and enjoying the chip pieces as a snack.
Atlanta Props put together this edible guitar using traditional electric guitar pieces combined with skill and creativity to make it fully functional despite its chip body. The large homemade chip is made in a triangular shape that is large enough to hold volume knobs, the bridge and the pickups. Thanks to the tortilla chip's durability holes could be drilled into the chip to hold all the pieces together and make the guitar fully functional. In a video uploaded to YouTube viewers can see Atlanta Props make and play the chip guitar before smashing it on the ground and enjoying the chip pieces as a snack.
Trend Themes
1. Edible Instruments - Creating edible versions of musical instruments for unique and surprising experiences.
2. Unconventional Materials - Using non-traditional and unexpected materials to create functional and creative products.
3. Sustainable Snacking - Incorporating food waste into product design for a more sustainable and eco-friendly future.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Collaborating with musical instrument makers to create edible instruments or developing edible products inspired by musical instruments.
2. Art and Design - Exploring the use of unconventional materials in product design and creating innovative designs that incorporate food waste.
3. Musical Instruments - Incorporating unique and non-traditional materials into instrument design for a new and exciting playing experience.
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