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Month: December 2006

  • Work with Less Rain

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    Less Rain, a new media design agency with offices in London, Berlin, and Tokyo are now looking for a project manager/producer (Japanese speaker) here in Tokyo. Here’s a link to the TAB job listing, with all the details you need. Carsten and Lars of Less Rain came to last week’s PauseTalk, and I plan on…

  • World Tour

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    If you know anything about RES and the Resfest, then you probably know the name Jonathan Wells. He’s recently left RES to start a new creative agency called Flux, and is bringing a new documentary to Tokyo called WORLD TOUR — it covers 16 artists/designers, including Futura, KAWS, and Geoff McFetridge. It screens this coming…

  • Tokyo Loop

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    PingMag interviews the program director of “Tokyo Loop,” a collection of 16 shorts that will be showing at Image Forum from December 23 to January 12.

  • Digiki Is a Player

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    Digiki gets coverage in ASIA PLAYER magazine.

  • Riffs on Cornelius

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    Marxy “riffs” on the year in music — well, mostly on this year’s release by Cornelius — over at the Riff Market blog.

  • All Bape, All the Time

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    If I paid a lot of attention to this site’s stats — which I have been doing fairly regularly of late, especially since I purchased the great stat program Mint — I’d notice that what people want to know more about is A Bathing Ape (Bape). All Bape, all the time, yeah, that would bring…

  • Return of the NCM Illegal Christmas Compilation

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    Last year, Jesper Larsson was sharing a bit of Christmas joy by way of Next Century Modern‘s the ILLEGAL CHRISTMAS COMPILATION 2005. The mix later disappeared from the NCM servers — with reason — but just to show that things never die on the web, someone decided to put the compilation up somewhere, for your…

  • Style Wise for December

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    Get your fashion on with this month’s edition of Martin Webb’s “Style Wise” column for THE JAPAN TIMES. The bit on Uniqlo’s “Designers Invitation Project” is a bit out of date though, as the collection from Scye is no longer available, and the ones by Mint Designs and Iliad went on sale December 1.