Cookies inspired by Pantone color

What is most striking example of food design! Cookies inspired by bribes Pantone were made by American designer and illustrator Kim Neill as a Christmas present for his clients. Inspired initially by tins SelettiHe imagined that they would be perfect when filled with biscuits.

So here is the idea of rectangles of shortbread decorated with colored icing that exactly reproduces some of the colors in the palette, complete with a numerical code written with a pen for food. Apparently the PMS 485 (red), PMS 183 (pink) and Silver were the 877 most popular colors, immediately eaten by greedy clients. If you plan to replicate the idea on the blog author also found recipe.