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Hawk Krall

North Wales
As seen in: Serious Eats, Runner's World, Saveur, WBCB-TV (Youngstown, OH), First We Feast, Next City, KAUZ-TV (Wichita Falls, TX), Portland Monthly (Oregon), Florida Travel + Life
Professional Artist & Illustrator / sporadic food writer / Ambient music & Eastern European hip hop aficionado / New Age Drinks appreciator 🇺🇦🇺🇦🌭🌭
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The Ups and Downs of Summer in Portland

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By Hawk Krall
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Hawk Krall on The Creative Finder

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By Hawk Krall
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Brief Summary Hawk Krall is an illustrator and artist from Philadelphia who has been working for various publications and small businesses for over 10 years. Along with humorous editorial illustration, Mr Krall also specializes in food illustration informed by 5 years of working as a professional line cook and several years writing (and drawing) for the James Beard Award winning food website Serious Eats.
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Eat This Magically Delicious Burger Topped With Marshmallow Fluff

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By Hawk Krall
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By Hawk Krall Published on November 3, 2015 Welcome to Hawk’s Illustrated America, a monthly series following illustrator Hawk Krall’s journeys through the back roads of the U.S. in search of our country’s most obscure and delicious regional specialties. Deep in the heart of Pennsylvania coal country, a few miles from the smoldering, abandoned town of Centralia, lives one of the oddest regional foods In the country.
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