A hilarious drawing of a London map that gets right to the point.
(original drawing by nad)
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To celebrate Bunka-no-hi – the Japanese national culture holiday – San Diego’s Subtext together with Christina Conway, have selected 75 artists from 13 countries to create Japanese Kokeshi dolls. Featured artists include Audrey Kawasaki, Julie West and many more.
“…The show falls on and celebrates Bunka-No-Hi (Japan’s culture day) with wooden Kokeshi dolls from an international group of 75 artists hailing from 13 countries. Traditionally created as souvenirs for tourists visting Japan’s hot springs, Kokeshi Dolls will now serve as fresh canvases for some of the world’s top young artists and illustrators as selected by curator Christina Conway…“
More information at:
Subtext
Flickr group with images of all Kokeshis
Vinyl Pulse
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For those who can’t wait to get “their” Apple iPhone or if you just want to get a closer look – there is a Flickr group with hundreds of images of iPhone screen-shots and hacks.
Have a look…
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Being “social” today can easily be integrated into your daily office routines…
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If you you live in Brooklyn, N.Y. you might have seen some of Dan Witz’s street art around your home.
Have a look at Dan’s “Do Not Enter” series at Flickr.com and his web site
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“…During World War II, the saying “Kilroy Was Here!” began to appear as graffiti at home and wherever the American military traveled abroad. Eventually the saying, and the cartoon character that often accompanied it, came to represent America’s worldwide presence…”
Insects driving scooters or bicycles, skateboarding through a micro world, playing piano, or snails selling their “house”. There’s lots happening in the worlds that Nicholas from Belgium captures in his Flickr sets.
Our favorite: The Great Escape: A computer keyboard [esc] key walking away on his legs (sorry, always better to look at the image then telling about it)
See for yourself at Flickr.com
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