Fast food grease as art? Yep. Watch as artist Phil Hansen creates a huge replica of the Mona Lisa using nothing but grease squeezed from hamburger patties – and it only took him 10 double burgers to do it.
He didn’t just do this for fun, though… it’s actually an Arby’s ad.
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Johnny Cat
Wow, what an amazingly cool way to create art. Just think of the cost ratio to using expensive art products. He seems to have real talent.
Oh, and is that EvilBeagle lapping up the leftovers, there? 
Evilbeagle
*slurpslurpslurp* Aw, BUSTED!
It is a pretty cool idea. Now I know what to do with that big can of bacon fat!
Jake
that’s an advert? they don’t once try to imply that their burger’s aren’t that greasy doesn’t make much sense from a marketing perspective, just makes me think that if i ever went to arbys that i would end up eating grease
demar
How can anyone call this art? WTF?
grease = art? I don’t think so.
FAIL!
Trinny
Woah! That’s really amazing! Seems like such a good use for all that grease. 
Personally I think it’s great art!
ted
Jake, Arby’s wasn’t saying “We make greasy burgers.”
I don’t know about Arby’s in the states, but in Canada, Arby’s doesn’t make burgers at all. That’s the point.
Jake
ah that’s the thing, never having been to one, and considering the advert has a lot of burgers in, i just assumed they were a burger chain.
mickeymouse
…i imagine…eat such a lot of grease…perhaps in future i’ll do art with burgers!
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