Sliced Eat by Marsmers Could Fool a Hungry Person
Meghan Young — November 28, 2013 — Art & Design
The Sliced Eat by Marsmers, a design studio based in Seoul, South Korea, is a series of sticky notes that look like very real items of food. From deli meats and sausages to cheeses and sandwiches, the designs are so impressive just looking at them will get people's stomach's rumbling in no time.
The perfect holiday gift for Secret Santa at the office, or even as a stocking stuffer for those who love their kitschy stationery, the Sliced Eat by Marsmers is full of delicious fun. Of course, priced between $25 – $33 USD, a person would have to seriously like the products. They will basically set a person back about the same amount of money for the real thing.
The perfect holiday gift for Secret Santa at the office, or even as a stocking stuffer for those who love their kitschy stationery, the Sliced Eat by Marsmers is full of delicious fun. Of course, priced between $25 – $33 USD, a person would have to seriously like the products. They will basically set a person back about the same amount of money for the real thing.
Trend Themes
1. Faux Food Merchandise - The trend of creating merchandise that looks like food products.
2. Decorative Stationery - The trend of turning everyday office supplies into fun and decorative items.
3. Visual Illusion Products - The trend of creating products that deceive the eye into seeing something other than what it is.
Industry Implications
1. Stationery and Office Supplies - Opportunity for the stationery and office supplies industry by designing unique and fun products that stand out from conventional items.
2. Food Merchandise and Souvenirs - Opportunity for the food merchandise industry to capitalize on the popularity of food-related novelty items.
3. Art and Design - Opportunity for artists and designers to explore the creative potential of visual deception in their work.
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