6 Responses to “Bejeweled Triscuit Box”

  1. Allee Willis

    I think this is a brilliant art piece and a brilliant idea. The raw materials are available in unending quantities and for free as the part of the product the artist wants is what people usually throw out, the package. The size and colors of the jewels are incredibly well thought out. The original design and the box itself don’t get destroyed at all but, rather, are enhanced because the jewel placement is so perfect.

    Artists who excel in more than one medium are infinitely more interesting to me than someone who does one thing great but one thing only. As I’m standing in a photo with the man who made the box I obviously know him. He’s as gifted a singer and actor as ever lived – I even lost a Tony to him – and the fact that he’s making these boxes and is passionate about it makes me admire him even more.

    I’m very excited because when he presented me with this box he took another pancake mix box from my cupboard to bejewel. Great voice, great acting chops, a fantastic personality and a vision for bejeweled food boxes. What more could a girl ask for?!

  2. Jason Mecier

    yes perfect jewel placement! How do you know when to stop? one more jewel could have ruined the whole thing. cant wait to see the pancake mix box!

  3. MeshuggaMel

    Cool! It looks like the jewels are bursting forth from the be-cheesed Triscuit as if this was the start of some psychedelic dream sequence where the Triscuits go dancing through fields of flowers with rainbows and unicorns. I’m almost afraid to see the pancake mix box – what if it causes flashbacks to the Triscuits?

  4. Mark Blackwell

    wow, that’s fantastic! i want to see more of these! please do post the pancake mix box! if you’ve already got a tony, now you gotta go for a “classique d’ camembert” award from allee!

  6. ricardo

    This is absolutely brilliant, down to the red jewels in the heart. Fantastic!