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Elizabeth Hickock's Jell-O Masterpiece by Evan Orensten

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San Francisco artist and designer Elizabeth Hickock has created an hommage to her city unlike any you've probably ever seen before. It's also a testament to her skills in the kitchen. The prints have a peaceful, eerie glow that pulls you in. The short film shows San Francisco in an earthquake, where fortunately the buildings only wobble.

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