I think it's really interesting that I keep drawing something that I really don't love to eat. It just shows that aesthetics are most important to me when it comes to painting food. {print available}
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Birds and Tomato
I think it's really interesting that I keep drawing something that I really don't love to eat. It just shows that aesthetics are most important to me when it comes to painting food. {print available}
Labels:
bird,
food art,
kitchen art,
small art,
tomato
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Cherry Banners
I rarely eat a cherry alone, but absolutely love cherry pie. It's always my number one choice when several flavors are presented before me. {print available}
Labels:
banners,
cherry pie,
food art
Monday, September 28, 2009
Toast
Okay, I'm really excited about this...I'm only days away from finally having prints available of my food illustrations. Just hold on and I'll let you know when I'm ready. Woo hoo! {print available}
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Pickled Beets
I love pickled beets, but my husband doesn't. That means I don't get them much since he does the shopping.
{print available}
Labels:
pickled beets
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Carrots Popping
My husband just pulled a ton of carrots out of the garden. Tomatoes are now dwindling and the carrots are popping.
Labels:
carrots,
tomato,
vegetable garden
Friday, September 25, 2009
The Pear Earrings
It seems as the year progresses I get busier and busier. It just might be that my son is now over a year old and has to be chased constantly. This results in fast, odd food photos...like these pear earrings. {print available}
Labels:
food art,
pear earrings,
pears,
small art
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Pumpkins
Have I mentioned how much I love the fall...especially when adorned with pumpkins, gourds, and dried corn?
Labels:
fall decorating,
gourds,
lisa orgler,
pumpkins
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Fruit Boxes
I was just thinking about how lovely those little wooden fruit boxes are...especially when filled with berries and such.{print available}
Labels:
food art,
fruit boxes,
lisa orgler,
lunch box project
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Banana Necklace
I know, this is my first official person with fruit jewelery dangling around her neck. I was just up for a new challenge today.{print available}
Labels:
banana,
blonde woman,
food art,
lady,
necklace
Monday, September 21, 2009
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Contains Peanut Butter
At a potluck this weekend one dish had a note taped on it that read "Contains Peanut Butter". Though I know this is a warning for those with peanut allergies, it was a neon sign to me announcing the delicacy inside. {print available}
Labels:
food art,
peanut butter
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Breakfast Burrito
This is a treat we enjoy when visiting the Des Moines farmer's market, but now my husband makes them when we have out-of-town guests. A bonus for us this past weekend.{print available}
Labels:
breakfast burrito,
food art,
lunch box project
Friday, September 18, 2009
Dandelion Wine
Wine can be created with anything...even those pesky, yet beautiful flowers in our pristine lawns. I loved the image of this dandelion wine and just had to draw it. Please take a peak yourself at Rebecca Brenner's blog, Playful Noshings.{print available}
Labels:
dandelion wine,
playful noshings
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Another Birthday
Today is my son's eleventh birthday. You may be wondering why we've had so many celebrations the past couple of weeks...its because we didn't plan well and had all three of our kids within a two and a half week span. The end of August through mid-September is party time for us. {print available}
Labels:
11,
birthday cake
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Thanks for the 100
I really can't believe it. Yesterday I gained my 100th official follower! As a big thanks I want to give all of you $20 off a Lunch Box Project card painting through next Monday, September 21 (they are normally $65, now $45 for the week...and they are original paintings). A big thanks for reading all these silly posts over the past nine months!{print available}
Labels:
food art,
lunch box project,
tomatoes
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Brownie Bites
We had family visiting this weekend for our kids' big birthday bash. I was worried we wouldn't have enough cake for everyone so bought these cute little brownies with cream cheese frosting as a backup. There was plenty of cake, so we got to enjoy these the next day. {print available}
Labels:
brownie,
cream cheese frosting
Monday, September 14, 2009
Pretty Lunch Bags
I was helping our visitors pack a lunch for their trip home yesterday when I realized how nice it is to re-use a pretty bag to store all your goodies. We just used a simple store bag, but you could also use gifts bags. How neat is that?{print available}
Labels:
carrots,
food art,
lunch bag,
re-used bags
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Butternut Squash
We have these beautiful butternut squash in the garden and I just don't know what to do with them. Any ideas? Remember, I am a simple cook.
Labels:
butternut squash,
lisa orgler design
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Forks Galore
All I can say is that this has been a really busy week and it's a miracle I can even pull together an image of flying forks.
Labels:
flying forks,
forks,
playing card art,
small art
Friday, September 11, 2009
A Wagon Full of Tomatoes
So many tomatoes are popping out of our garden that we have to find places to store them. Our wagon is one spot. It's strategically placed so we can encourage visitors to grab a bunch. We even hand them a plastic bag to make it a little easier. {print available}
Labels:
card art,
lisa orgler,
lunch box project,
small art,
tomatoes,
wagon
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Ham and Cheese...and a Little Mayo
My son does not like any mayo-based sauces, which rules out potato salad, macaroni salad, coleslaw, etc. But, for some reason, has started a love affair with mayonnaise on ham and cheese sandwiches. {print available}
Labels:
food art,
ham and cheese sandwich,
mayonnaise,
mini-art,
small art
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Q is for Quiche
Quiche is such a lovely way to enjoy eggs. We used to have a food vendor at work that would change their quiche weekly. I really miss that. {print available}
Labels:
eggs,
quiche,
quiche art
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
White Pumpkins
It's nearing pumpkin and gourd decorating season. We love stopping by a local farm to pick colorful and oddly shaped gourds to toss into a pretty basket at home.[print available]
{original available}
Labels:
gourds
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Eggplant
Such a beautiful vegetable with such rich color. I think I've only had it once or twice in my life, but we still grow it in our garden and just pass it on to others. {print available}
Saturday, September 5, 2009
P is for Pineapple
Shall I dare admit I've never had a fresh pineapple? We eat it all the time, but its always popped out of a tin can.{print available}
Labels:
food art,
lisa orgler,
lunch box project,
pineapple
Friday, September 4, 2009
Peach Pie and other Niceties
A few days ago someone gave us a homemade peach pie in return for a favor. Ten minutes after they left, our neighbors to the east delivered a homemade funnel cake. Should I mention the homemade peach jelly and kringla our neighbors to the northeast brought over last night? I am so thankful for all the generous chefs in our neighborhood. {Big thanks to the G-Family, K-Family and Marita!} {print available}
Labels:
funnel cake,
kringla,
peach jelly,
peach pie
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Hot Diggity Dog
The hardest thing about our move to Iowa twenty years ago was the scarcity of a good hotdog. There are some good "Iowa" hotdogs, but not the typical, throw everything on top and wrapped in a poppy-seed bun. It makes our trips to the Chicagoland area even more special. {print available}
Labels:
Chicago-style Hotdog,
hot dog
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Cake Under Glass
One of my favorite things is a covered cake dish. It makes any dessert...new or left-over...beautiful. Our dish is still holding my daughter's birthday cupcakes that we'll be using tonight for my son's birthday. He just turned one and won't mind the pink hearts. Don't worry, we'll have a real party for him later with his own cake. {print available}
Labels:
birthday cake,
covered cake dish
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Just Peachy
My brother bought this for a visiting friend, but they never ate it, so we inherited it. It will become part of my husband's late night snack ritual...jelly on crackers.{print available}
Labels:
peach jelly
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