Below are some graphical images of actual shit—so if you’re the easily puke-ish kind, it’s best you close this page.
‘Colorful Shit’ is a photography project—by Sao Paulo, Brazil-based copywriter Gabriel Morais—where he eats several types of the same food for 30-36 hour time-frames, and takes a pictures of his poop to document them.
Aimed to show how much the food we ingest affects our body, the non-Photoshop manipulated images genuinely present the outcomes.
In the images below, it features poop that came out in unnatural-looking ‘technicolor’ shades—from eating 4.5kg of beetroot in 36 hours, 3.5kg of Froot Loops in 30 hours, and 4kg of sweet corn in 36 hours.
Aspiring abstract artists, you could try eating a mixture of colorful things to create poop of your desired blend of color—no?
[via Gabriel Morais]
‘Colorful Shit’ is a photography project—by Sao Paulo, Brazil-based copywriter Gabriel Morais—where he eats several types of the same food for 30-36 hour time-frames, and takes a pictures of his poop to document them.
Aimed to show how much the food we ingest affects our body, the non-Photoshop manipulated images genuinely present the outcomes.
In the images below, it features poop that came out in unnatural-looking ‘technicolor’ shades—from eating 4.5kg of beetroot in 36 hours, 3.5kg of Froot Loops in 30 hours, and 4kg of sweet corn in 36 hours.
Aspiring abstract artists, you could try eating a mixture of colorful things to create poop of your desired blend of color—no?
[via Gabriel Morais]