Month: November 2004

  • Wakui Akira

    Some nice illustrations from Wakui Akira at digmeout.net. And this is his own site.

  • Neomarxisme Now

    Lots of cool talk happening at Neomarxisme. Agree with him or not, it’s nice to see how the discussions are affecting the new posts, pushing things in new and unforseen areas.

  • Lumines

    Well, this piece of news sure makes me want to get a PSP. Fans of Space Channel 5 and Rez will have something to look forward to on the PSP as Bandai will release Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s Lumines on December 12. Mizoguchi was the creative lead on both SC5 and Rez. And that video I’ve just…

  • Design Festa #20

    The next Design Festa event starts tomorrow. Design Festa is a freestyle International Art Event open to all creators, both professional and non-professional from all over the world to exhibit their creative talent. Design Festa is the biggest art event in Japan, with approximately 46,000 visitors and 5,500 exhibitors. Design Festa started in 1994 and…

  • Chamber of Fear

    The other day I caught this cool anime ad on TV for Nike, and it ends up that it was produced by Studio 4C (they did two shorts of the ANIMATRIX project, as well as the recent MIND GAME film). Although it was only to be used in the Japanese market, the ad agency liked…

  • FILMeX 2004

    Tokyo is of course all about design in October, and then film in November, what with the Resfest and FILMeX festivals both happening. Launched with the aim to introduce a new wave of filmmakers and cinematic trends, Tokyo Filmex is held for the fifth time this year. The program is once again convincing enough to…

  • Threadless

    I really like Threadless, an online t-shirt shop featuring original designs. So much so that I have 4 or 5 of their tees. Until the end of December, they’ve started a sale and are selling all their tees for $10. Also, they’re releasing 5 new designs every week for 5 weeks (they’re doing it like…

  • New Cards

    I got my business cards in the mail today, and they look so nice. Again, a million thanks to Jesper for the design. You know, NCM, his design company, is currently available for some new jobs.