jockohomo:

Japa-Dog Vancouver Awaits You - What, you don’t have Japa-Dog where you’re at…can’t get a hotdog topped with bonito flakes, fried cabbage, okonomiyaki sauce or Japanese Mayo, how about an edamame wiener, daikon oroshi and soy sauce topping anyone? There’s even a few vegetarian choices. This is a Canadian institution.

Combined with their love of night markets and America’s love of not allowing them due to permits, Canada kinda kicks our ass on this front. ^EH

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“Spill” by Subodh Gupta

The Bouquet coffee table by Filipino designer Kenneth Cobonpue

Onitsuka Tiger’s latest ‘Made of Japan’ campaign features a handcrafted Tansu wooden shoe inspired by the traditional art of Japanese chest-making

Augmented Reality by Bartlett M.Arch candidate Keiichi Matsuda

courtney:

DRx Hello Kitty Anatomical

I knew it!

Paintings by Korean-Italian American artist, Christa Joo Hyun D’Angelo.

Top: SPIDERWOMAN 177 x 140 cm, 70 x 55 in, graphite and watercolor on paper

Bottom: BARBIE WENT TO THE MECHANIC 142 x 152 cm, 56 x 60 in, graphite and watercolor on paper

lou-bot:

Hey GUYS! Did I tell you how much I love you all? Anyway, go over to Zuda Comics, and vote for my comic ‘New Morning’.

Please Reblogtweet!

Brooklyn-based cartoonist/artist Louie Chin is working on his big break…

Go on over and vote & show your support…

VOTE VOTE VOTE!

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Photos by Yoshinori Kon

[From Top to Bottom: “Scenery with a Tunnel”, “First Love”, and “Akemi of Kawaguchi”]

Photographs by Shunsuke Iwata

A builder Ⅰ, 162x112cm, Acrylic on canvas

Paintings by Myung-Jin Song

A builder Ⅱ, 162x112cm, Acrylic on canvas

이상한 집 [The Weird House] , 30.8x23.7cm, Acrylic on canvas

“Night Tower” acrylic & spray paint on panel

Paintings by Devon T.S. Tsuno

“Welcome to the Jungle” acrylic & spray paint on panel

“Somewhere Over the Rainbow”

“Let it Burn” acrylic & spray paint on panel

N Building is a commercial structure that is located in a Tokyo shopping district. Instead of covering the facade with typical billboards and neon lights N Building is covered with QR code. This allows passers-by to view the QR Code with their mobile device’s for a very unique augmented reality experience that will display up to date shop information, interactive advertisements and even display the tweets that are coming out of the building. You can also browse shop information, make reservations and download coupons.

Watch the video below to see it in action.

N Building from Alexander Reeder on Vimeo.

gasp….. COMPLETE VICTORY

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