Month: November 2003

  • Let them sing it for you

    Swedish Radio rocks sometimes. This is from a new experimental internet radio channel called SRC (were SR stands for the national Swedish Radio). Make sure you check out the Let them sing it for you by Erik B?nger (and help him out with new soundfiles) Update (16/08/13): This post was part of a week-long “Next…

  • Tranquil Path

    A tranquil path near Todai-ji temple in Nara.

  • thisisamovie

    For the FutureDesignDays event we put together a presentation video. Go to www.whitelabel-tm.com and check out its fullscreen beauty. Update (16/08/13): This post was part of a week-long “Next Century Modern Blog” stint, by guest blogger Jesper Larsson.

  • Beer Bottles

    Just liked this picture I took of the free beer bottles at FutureDesignDays. Update (16/08/13): This post was part of a week-long “Next Century Modern Blog” stint, by guest blogger Jesper Larsson. The photo is no longer available.

  • Presents!

    I’m happy today. I got two presents, from two different girls! Nadine from Tokyo Shoes was nice enough to send my a Baby Doggie from the Baby Milo Kubrick series (see what Jean got here). Then my swedish friend Anja, living in Washington, sent me a heavy package including chocolate “kisses”, a huge book by…

  • Self Promotion?

    I did some self promotion on the event by putting one of my business cards in each of the urinal in the men’s room. Wonder if it worked? Update (16/08/13): This post was part of a week-long “Next Century Modern Blog” stint, by guest blogger Jesper Larsson.

  • Instant Ramen

    Tokyo Style in Stockholm had arranged a little japanese meeting place at FutureDesignDays were you could cook you own instant ramen och drink some sake sitting on tiny childrens chairs. Only the shipping costs (Tokyo-Sweden) for the cheap ramens had been over 1200 Euro. Update (16/08/13): This post was part of a week-long “Next Century…

  • Wallpainting in Boras

    Just got back from FutureDesignDays in Boras. Had a good time. They treated us really good. This is a wallpainting from the apartment we borrowed. I don’t remember the name of the fellow who owned it, but thanks! Update (16/08/13): This post was part of a week-long “Next Century Modern Blog” stint, by guest blogger Jesper…