The holidays are quickly approaching which means it’s one of the best times to scroll through Instagram for a daily dose of food inspiration. Whether it’s stunning tablescapes, mouth-watering plates of home-cooked meals or pies that double as works of art, Instagram offers a true feast for the eyes. To help get you in the holiday spirit, we’ve hand-picked six of our favorite accounts to follow for food inspiration to last you well into the new year.
Aran Goyoaga (@cannellevanille)
We love Aran’s subdued color palette that mimics the hues of fall’s end almost perfectly. Aran was also just featured on CreativeLive’s We Are Photographers podcast — take a listen to learn more about Aran’s inspiration for her hauntingly beautiful holiday pictures.
Brittany Wright (@wrightkitchen)
It’s obvious Brittany approaches her food as art when you scroll through her beautifully curated Instagram feed. If her use of color, pattern or shape doesn’t get you, her selection of delicious foods certainly will.
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Lauren Ko (@lokokitchen)
Seattle-based Lauren Ko’s pies look almost too good to eat. Lauren adapts classic pie flavors — like cherry or apple — and lesser-known pie ingredients — like peanut butter or ginger — into unique splays of art you can’t help but want to save forever.
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Elliot Clark (@Apartment_Bartender)
Looking for the perfect cocktail to pair with your Thanksgiving or holiday meals? Elliot Clark has you covered. From Old Fashions to more unusual libations, Elliot shares his favorite — and most beautiful — cocktails.
Marie Saba (@mariesaba)
Need a dose of wisdom for the holidays? Look no further than Marie Saba’s Instagram of the same name. Marie cleverly intertwines inspirational quotes into her food to help feed your heart and soul.
Ashleigh Amoroso (@ashamorskitchen)
CreativeLive student Ashleigh Amoroso has an eye for capturing cozy. Her photographs of hearty winter staples will make you want to curl up with a good book by the fire, not to emerge until 2019.
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