Fresh Fast Cards
Description: Show off your love for classic sub sandwiches with this iconic Subway logo design! Featuring the famous yellow and green typography with directional arrows, this bold graphic is perfect for sandwich lovers, fast-food fans, foodies, and pop culture enthusiasts. A great gift idea for friends, family, and anyone who loves to eat fresh!
Subway Sandwich Fast Food Logo Eat Fresh Green Yellow Classic Card
by DIEGOTOM_STUDIO
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A bold and playful futuristic pizza delivery robot design featuring a fast-moving pizza bot, fresh baked vibes, and retro sci-fi energy. Perfect for pizza lovers, robot fans, foodies, delivery workers, and anyone who enjoys quirky tech-inspired food art with a fun and energetic twist.
Description: Funny illustration of fresh herbs (Basil, Thyme and Rosemary) in a French Fries Paper Cone. The fun is captured in the fact that ‘HEALTHY and FRESH HERBS’ are presented in a ‘FAST FOOD FORM’. The original illustration is partly handpainted with watercolors (Herbs) and partly made in Photoshop. Used Materials: Watercolors, pencils, ink, Photoshop ©2017 Colette van der Wal – All Rights Reserved
Description: A black and white line work design of a tasty meat pie, a great gift for any beef pie lover!
Meat pie - black and white - line work - graphic text Card
by DopamineDumpster
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Chooks was originally a well known regional fast food brand named River Rooster. Operations began in Busselton and Margaret River in 1991. River Rooster stores were generally in areas that lacked popular fast food chains – namely Chicken Treat, Red Rooster or KFC. Around 2003, the River Rooster name was dropped. The company felt they were not generating new transactions due to the similarity in brands with other outlets. The company started a competition where customers could submit new names to them for consideration, after which the current Chooks Fresh & Tasty name was adopted. In October 2010, Chooks Fresh & Tasty was acquired by Quick Service Restaurant Holdings, which planned to rebrand the locations as Chicken Treat
