Japanese botanical artist Makoto Azuma had my attention when he covered an Aeron chair in green Astroturf. Now, after covering Hello Kitty in moss, he also has my heart.
When I saw this picture of “the most creative cookie packaging ever” on Lost at E Minor, I had some questions. Luckily, my buddy Mike Maraldo happens to
Ron English‘s first ever show in Japan opens on July 1st at Public/Image, and he’s created a new version of a familiar figure to commemorate the occasion. Google
This makes a lot of sense: Luke Rook, co-founder of Arizona outpost, Lulubell Toy Bodega, has been living and working (and buying and selling toys) in Japan for
Filed under Anything Can Be a Canvas: Toy artist and pop surrealist underwear from Japan. The “Collabo-pants” by Body Wild, which are sold online at Gunze, include bras and boxers
Instinctoy is now accepting international orders on their second Pandemic collaboration with BanaNa viruS! I don’t think I need to tell you how much I enjoy these GID rabbits,
Matt Alt knows about the Japanese usage of cute mascot characters for all manner of applications. He wrote the book on it, actually. He posted a few examples
The time of Circus Posterus: Monsters and Misfits is finally upon us. I have to say, from a critical perspective, everything about this art show hosted by Tomenosuke at Kusakabe Folk