Cheat day

About a year ago, I posted a series of illustrations imagining what some foods or inanimate objects would say if they could talk and interact with each other. It was such a fun project that I kept creating more and more throughout the year.

@calorie_tips on Instagram: “Tfw your weekend cheat meal is the same as 2 days of eating 😂 - Firstly. What are you cheating? In this ‘cheat meal’ you still consume…”

I already know what some of y’all are gonna say. “No! Cheat days are for the weak. You don’t need sweets/cheese/bread/alcohol”. You’re right. I don’t need them. …

It's so beautiful it doesn't need any words.

Grill them or sear them right in your skillet but either way you're gonna want to sink your teeth into these hot pepper garlic chorizo cheeseburgers!

spoiler: these are changes you can actually keep for a lifetime

Comics have fascinated me since a young age (I'm still young). Copies of Garfield, Tinkle, Archie's, family Circus, and few others serve a pleasant dose of nostalgia on my shelf. When I joined Instagram, I came across comic strips by artists like Sarah Andersen and Cassandra Calin. The quality, humor, and the degree to which I could relate to them fascinated me. I kept thinking: "These webcomics are really cool! I wish I too could draw like them!”

Uploaded by izabela. Find images and videos about food, yummy and pizza on We Heart It - the app to get lost in what you love.

Kim Kardashian shared a photo of her cheat day on Snapchat this week and here's what it looked like.