The Winter Vegetables Collection May Make You Become a Carnivore
Alex Scott — April 7, 2010 — Unique
References: monomondo & behance.net
When you think of bizarre art, does an image of dressing a squash up in a suit come to mind? Well it should. At least, photographer Cormac Hanley thinks it should, which is why he created the Winter Vegetables Collection. I understand gussying up veggies to make them look presentable on a salad, but putting them in turtlenecks might just be going a bit too far.
I think my favorite part about the Winter Vegetables Collection is Hanley's choice of items. I can safely say I have never tried any of the selections presented. I'm not too sure what that first thing is, but it doesn't look like it would go too well with a steak, not well at all. It can just stay in it's long sleeve shirt.
I think my favorite part about the Winter Vegetables Collection is Hanley's choice of items. I can safely say I have never tried any of the selections presented. I'm not too sure what that first thing is, but it doesn't look like it would go too well with a steak, not well at all. It can just stay in it's long sleeve shirt.
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