I'll add this, pancake art.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pancake_artThis reminds me of a joke product that was making the rounds late 80's early 90's, The jelly jet printer. This was in reference to the Commodore Amiga, with had a display mode known as HAM, which stood for "Hold And Modify". Tim Jenison had developed the "Video Toaster" for the amiga, a $1500 card and software that transformed your amiga into $50K to $100k video production workstation.
Two other items at the time were a commercial toaster that would toast the logo or graphic onto a slice bread. the second item were inkjet printers were just coming out.
Someone put the ideas together and came up with a full color "printer" that would produce your logo/graphic on a slice of toast with different flavor jelly. this jelly jet printer was capable of producing "HAM on Toast" images instead of just monochrome toasted logos.
Computing now-a-days just isnt a lighthearted as it was back then.