Good Enough to Eat

Verrier’s paintings elevate the common man’s comfort food with a classic artistic twist. Using the oil technique of the mid-seventeenth-century Dutch still-life masters, Verrier’s art makes stomachs grumble with his depictions of guilty pleasures from everyday fast-food chains like McDonald’s and Taco Bell to beloved meals such as grilled cheese sandwiches and ramen. Whether a Smucker’s Uncrustables sandwich or an espresso martini, his art feeds that inner child and touches this generation’s nostalgic heart. A celebration of joy and indulgence, it is comfort food reimagined. Take a bite out of the fantastic and masterful art that is good enough to eat.

About the Author

Reviving an age-old tradition, contemporary oil painter Noah Verrier creates delicious still lifes for a modern audience. He has been commissioned by some of the world’s iconic brands such as Taco Bell, Dunkin, Wendy’s, and Netflix. He and his art have been featured on CBS Sunday Morning, and in The New York Times, Bon Appetit, Vogue, and Buzzfeed, among many others.

Author Residence: Tallahassee, Florida