When it comes to food styling, the appeal is often how delicious the dish looks. Does it make me want to grab a fork and dive in? Does it cause me to salivate in an almost Pavolvian response? Very rarely do we look for our food to be works of art in of themselves, somethng food stylist Linda Lundgren masters beautifully.
<p style="text-align:center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="border:0 none;" src="http://www.remain-silent.com/cm/Stylistsphotogs/LLundgren_purple.jpg" alt="L Lundgren Purple" width="400" height="545" />chocolates, figs, prunes, cabbage and some</p>

<a href="http://lindalundgren.com/">Linda Lundgren</a> is a Swedish painter and food stylist whose work is clever, joyful and provides little-kid fascination within the details of her arrangements. It takes playing with ones food to another level.

<p style="text-align:center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="border:0 none;" src="http://www.remain-silent.com/cm/Stylistsphotogs/LLundgren_redblue.jpg" alt="L Lundgren Red Blue" width="450" height="305" /><strong>the hues are near perfect</strong></p>

<p style="text-align:center;"><img class="aligncenter" style="border:0 none;" src="http://www.remain-silent.com/cm/Stylistsphotogs/LLundgren_yellowgreen.jpg" alt="L Lundgren Yellow Green" width="450" height="305" /><strong>the luscious greens make me want to nibble</strong>

Check out more of her work on her <a href="http://www.agentbauer.com/stylists/lindalundgren">agency</a> website.</p>
<em>Thanks to Liz for the post inspiration!!
images via <a href="http://www.agentbauer.com/stylists/lindalundgren">agent bauer</a></em>