Creamlapse is a stop frame animation by Mateo Cabeza of over 3500 pictures of ice creams and lollies melting. It’s sweet, it’s pretty and it's a little bit melancholy.
Henning Birkeland’s Lego ice creams are the best around. Simple & easy to make at home, Lego should release these as actual ice creams for that would be joyous!
London is bathed in sun this week so we’re offering you a cooling smorgasbord of ice cream treats – it’s a feast for the eyes, and might inspire a trip to the corner shop for more literal refreshment.
Lego Ice CreamsLego by Henning Birkeland
Lego Ice CreamsLego by Henning Birkeland
The King Kone café is in Perry, Minneapolis. The level of detail is delightful, even if the cherry on top is a little deflated.
King Kone Café
Tim Berg and Rebekah Myers make these wonderful super-sized ice lollies out of ceramic, as does Anna Barlow who channels the glory of a vintage sundae in all its technicolour glory, as well as doing a fine line in shoes.
Ceramic Ice CreamsArtwork by Anna Barlow
Ceramic Ice CreamSculpture by MyersBerg Studios
Ceramic Ice CreamArtwork by Anna Barlow
Ceramic Ice CreamsSculpture by MyersBerg Studios
Ceramic Ice CreamsArtwork by Anna Barlow
Ceramic Ice CreamSculptures by MyersBerg Studios
Ceramic Ice CreamsArtwork by Anna Barlow
Ace stylist Emily Blunden created ice creams from paint, to showcase a range of new colours in the most imaginative way possible.
Dulux Ice Cream SandwichesArtwork by Emily Blunden
Dulux LolliesArtwork by Emily Blunden
Dulux Ice CreamArtwork by Emily Blunden
Dulux LolliesArtwork by Emily Blunden
Legendary photographer Tim Walker created a series of ‘desserts’ back in 2006. Resistance to an ice cream chandelier is futile.