Food & Drink Collection

Raise a toast to Canadian pride with this mid-century-inspired art print featuring the unmistakable silhouette of a 1970s stubby beer bottle—reimagined with a custom label that boldly flies the maple...

A bold tribute to Canadian pride, I Am! features a 1970s-style stubby beer bottle reimagined with a custom label that proudly displays a vivid red maple leaf and the words...

Celebrate classic Canuck Great White North comedy and iconic Canadian vibes with this laugh-out-loud art print featuring a 1970s stubby beer bottle dressed for the cold in a snug pair...

Here’s a fun twist on the classic curling term "shot rock"—a photorealistic illustration of a curling stone sculpted like an ice cube, chilling in a shot glass of whiskey. Because...

  Did you know peanut butter was invented in Canada? That’s right—back in 1884, a Montreal pharmacist came up with the idea to help malnourished patients get more protein and...

If you enjoy sampling a range of liquors, and  enjoy typographic design, this piece is a fun way to combine the two. My Liquor Goggles eye chart-styled art print is...

If you enjoy sampling a wide range of white wines, and you appreciate clever typographic design, this piece was a fun way to combine the two. My White Wine Goggles...

If you’ve ever debated the subtle differences between a Syrah and a Shiraz after a few generous pours, this one’s for you. Red Wine Goggles is where wordplay meets wine...

Before pull-tabs and twist-offs, there was the crown cap—first patented in Baltimore in 1892, named for its resemblance to the Queen’s crown. While the design hasn’t changed much in over...

Every country has its own linguistic fingerprint—but up here in the Great White North, ours comes with extra vowels, polite disclaimers, and more than a few head-scratching slang words. Our...

  Canada’s air force first took to the skies as an independent unit in 1920 and was officially named the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) in 1924. But it wasn’t...

  Avro Canada once stood at the forefront of the nation’s aeronautical innovation. Based in Malton, Ontario, and employing more than 50,000 people after WWII, the company manufactured iconic aircraft...

In 1964, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson proposed a new Canadian flag design—three red maple leaves flanked by blue bars on either side, representing "from sea to sea." Dubbed the...

It started with a simple (and slightly absurd) request at a Quebec diner in 1957: add cheese curds to fries. Restaurateur Fernand LaChance famously warned, "Ça va faire une maudite...

  Ever had a night where you’re deep into round three, and everything (and everyone) starts to look just a little...better? That’s the spirit behind this cheeky Beer Goggles art...