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Illustrator Lucia Calfapietra requests that we Don't Play With Food in charming series

A love of strong colours and simple shapes is something that resonates throughout all of Lucia Calfapietra's work. The Italian illustrator, who lives in Paris, is gaining recognition for her unique style, which is finding itself on book covers and within editorial spreads and children's books.

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A tiny figure climbs on an enormous broccoli floret within a white plate, surrounded by other giant vegetables against a coral background

In this charming series, Don't Play With Food, Calfapietra draws different types of food and then imagines how they would look if they were giant and humans interacted with them. From a vast ice cream cone that acts as a ski slope to broccoli that behaves like a tree with a swing, there is no limit to Calfapietra's imagination. Discover more of her work on Behance, or follow her latest updates on Instagram @luciacalfapietra.

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Illustration of a giant coupe glass filled with pale yellow liquid and topped with a red coral garnish against a bright blue background
A tiny golfer plays on top of a giant cabbage head against an orange background, with a flag marking the hole
Illustration of a woman relaxing on top of a giant pink ice cream cone holding a yellow umbrella against a turquoise background
Giant yellow omelette with a tomato on top against a bright blue background, with tiny figures diving and swimming around it
Illustration of a giant ice cream cone with a turquoise cone and white snow-topped scoop, with a tiny skier in red and blue descending the snowy surface
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