If you've ever made a checkerboard refrigerator cookie, you will appreciate the ingenuity of this idea from Eva Funderburgh, a Seattle-based artist. She used a Play-Doh Fun Factory to extrude strips of colored dough that she then assembled into a log, which when cut crosswise produced a cookie with an image on it. OK, this is next to impossible to describe. You'll have to check out the series of photographs that she posted on Flickr for her Pixel Cookies.Thursday, January 17, 2008
The ultimate refrigerator cookie
If you've ever made a checkerboard refrigerator cookie, you will appreciate the ingenuity of this idea from Eva Funderburgh, a Seattle-based artist. She used a Play-Doh Fun Factory to extrude strips of colored dough that she then assembled into a log, which when cut crosswise produced a cookie with an image on it. OK, this is next to impossible to describe. You'll have to check out the series of photographs that she posted on Flickr for her Pixel Cookies.
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