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The Homesick Recipe
Editorial / Print2021
The Instagram page @food.cations provides food recipes and recommendations of life experiences in London through illustration.
The weekly recipe aims to help Hong Kong immigrants with meal planning worries and homesickness. It involves different home-cooked meals and international cuisines Hongkongers often approach. Hanging in the kitchen satisfies you to read by cooking.
Getting food stains not a big deal! The fabric can be washed and reused.
210mm x 297mm
Digital Print
Canvas Fabric
Collaborator: Kavieng Cheng
The weekly recipe aims to help Hong Kong immigrants with meal planning worries and homesickness. It involves different home-cooked meals and international cuisines Hongkongers often approach. Hanging in the kitchen satisfies you to read by cooking.
Getting food stains not a big deal! The fabric can be washed and reused.
210mm x 297mm
Digital Print
Canvas Fabric
Collaborator: Kavieng Cheng
The Homesick Recipe features a childlike style and soft-toned colours. It contains illustrated seven-day recipes with a range of dishes and ingredients.
The design pursues minimalism, inject a wooden stand and prefer using soft-toned fabrics. The combination of fabric and wood maintain nature and simplicity.
The inspiration for the recipe comes from old Hong Kong calendars, designed to help immigrants reconnect with feeling
of being at home.
