Wall-E Bento Lunchbox Art

05 Jan, 2009

Wall-E Bento Lunchbox Art

Check out this incredible Wall-E bento lunch box created by master bento artist AnnatheRed. The detail is truly amazing (click the picture for a larger view).

Don’t you love the Eva character made out of a quail egg? I wish I had the time and talent for this kind of stuff! Maybe I could give a shot at making an Eva… the Wall-E looks pretty hard, particularly the detailed lettering made out of nori seaweed.

Perhaps this bento is particularly endearing to me since I think the Wall-E movie is a true gem. I wonder if the makers of Wall-E have seen this bento box–will probably get knocked for copyright infringement (just kidding, I hope!)

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2 Responses to "Wall-E Bento Lunchbox Art"

1 | Mimi

January 10th, 2009 at 4:15 pm

This is really awesome. I LOVED Wall-E. Too cute. AnnatheRed always does amazing bentos. Mine are so utilitarian that her site gives me bento envy.

2 | Kathy

June 28th, 2009 at 12:22 pm

My nephew would *love* this bento!! Will have to practice my bento skills on this one

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I'm Meg, a stay home Mom of 2 interested in promoting healthy, low waste lunches for kids and grownups. I aim to present good recipe ideas for packed lunches and to analyze lunchbox products currently available. I encourage involving your kids in all aspects of food. From gardening, to nutrition, to enjoying recipes and making some up... there is a lot to learn and enjoy. Cooking with kids in the kitchen is both spectacularly messy and fun, and generally well worth the extra cleanup time...

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