A cozy culinary card game where players prepare meals for special occasions and compete to see who's a certified culinary genius.
Bon Vivants
Welcome
Drawn Hungry is beautifully appropriate for a variety of occasions. Foodies can flex their gourmet know-how with complex flavor combinations and niche cooking techniques. Friends can celebrate chaotic cookery with their besties during a game at home, or break the ice during a night out with a game that gets stories simmering. Parents can spark a curiosity in the kitchen with silly special occasions and cozy competition
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Drawn Hungry Game
Overview
A food card game that feels like you’re competing on your favorite cooking show - without destroying the kitchen.
3-10 Players
333 cards, all with unique illustrations
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170 Ingredient Cards
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99 Dish Cards
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54 Special Occasion Cards
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10 Ready to Present Cards
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Custom Box
1. Select one player in the group to be the head chef who picks the special occasion, and secret ingredient each round.
2. All the players use dish and ingredient cards from their hand to prepare a meal they would serve for the special occasion, and they must incorporate the secret ingredient.
3. All the players present their meal and the head chef picks one winner.
That winner gets points based on the dishes and ingredient cards they used in their meal. You Continue playing rounds and taking turns as head chef until one player gets 25 points or more
Hello!
My name is Jordan Mishra Johnson
I'm the game designer and illustrator who created Drawn Hungry.
As a kid, I wanted to be a chef or a fashion designer when I grew up. I was either curled up with a pad of paper and pencil or helping my grandma bake a cake. In high school, one of my first jobs was as a dishwasher in a small French restaurant in Carlton, Oregon. The staff meal at the end of my shifts were eye-opening to how profoundly delicious food could be.
While attending the University of Oregon, majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Fine Art, I continued to feed my passion for cooking and art by hosting dinner parties and filling up sketchbooks. After graduation I went to work for a boutique public relations firm called Broussard Communications, which specialized in representing Portland restaurants, hotels, wineries, and artisan makers. As Associate Editor of Fresh Cup Magazine, I traveled the country meeting passionate coffee farmers and cafe owners who made remarkable coffee that tasted a million times better than any French roast I had ever come across. My work alongside chefs, baristas, winemakers, and artisans cemented my love and appreciation for people who make the world taste better.
Inspired by these creative and hard-working folks of the food world, I began my @DrawnHungry Instagram account where I posted digitally drawn portraits that celebrate culinary icons. The account led to my artwork being featured in Bon Appetit online, Star Chef’s Magazine, and Fresh Cup Magazine. My work became more rabbit-focused during Covid times when I was quarantined with my pet rabbit, Willie Nelson. By the end of 2022 I had released a coloring book, calendar, greeting cards, art print series, wax food wraps, tote bags, and more. I currently work part-time as a graphic designer for Greater Portland Inc, a nonprofit economic development organization for the Greater Portland region.
I hope Drawn Hungry brings friends, family, and new acquaintances together through the universal language of good food.
