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Tokyo (Japan). 2013
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Inspirational space prints from the hairbrainedschemes Etsy store.
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Conversations with History by David Emitt Adams
Detailed photographs applied to the bottom of tin cans using an old fashioned photographic...
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If you didn’t notice, yesterday we featured works from artist Bill Viola’s exhibition at CAMH. Today we’ll be showing Su-en Wong’s work from her...
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Creative Illustrations and GraphicsThis is a fine collection of stylish illustrations and letterings created by Marko Purac for posters or...
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The 100th Annual Chelsea Flower ShowFor more photos from the 100th RHS Chelsea Flower Show, be sure to check out the #chelseaflowershow...
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“we can see the world from here” by Alexandra Iliescu
check out some of my works : http://aoutmatin.tumblr.com/
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sonjabarbaric: Sonja Barbaric - Mind on repeat
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295 posts tagged Japan
Roberu Leather Accessories from Japan
Leather is a material that becomes more and more beautiful when it ages. But the accessories from Design Studio Oberu, based in Yokohama Japan are already looking great. Their collection consists of bags, belts, wallets, cardholders, wristbands, shoes, iPhone cases and some great looking camera holders and straps.
Made with great materials, clean lines and neat detailing. Don’t hesitate to go watch their collection here. Or look for a local dealer here.
Instead of printing out photo booth strips, this Harajuku photo booth will print out 3D figurines of yourself thanks to the magic of 3D printers!
It was set up by creative studio PARTY and will be up from November 24th to January 14th.
You have to stand still for 15 minutes in order to get your 3-dimensional photo taken — think you can hold your pose?
Photo Booth Prints 3D Figurines of Yourself Instead of Photos
Japanese rice paddies twinkle in the darkness after 20,000 pink LEDs are spread across terraced fields.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2231891/Japanese-rice-paddies-twinkle-darkness-20-000-pink-LEDs-spread-terraced-fields.
The Shiroyone Senmaida rice paddies in Japan now appear in the Guinness Book of World Records and were registered as Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems last year. Located on the Noto Peninsula, the rice paddies, which are farmed using traditional methods, contain over 2,000 irrigation ponds.
(via floresenelatico)
Tokyo and the Kyoto Jidai matsuri (festival of the ages) - Tokyobling’s Blog
Insufficiently fulfilled by tattoos and piercings, Japanese body-art fans are taking things to another level with a bizarre practice called “bagel heading.”
As demonstrated on a new National Geographic show called Taboo (video here), a bagel-head artist gives a willing participant the look by pumping 400 cc of saline into his forehead until a large welt forms — then presses a finger into the lump to create a bagel hole-like dent.
House K by Hiroyuki Shinoza
This Tokyo House is quite the lone standing tower. With its height of 9 metres and width of only 2 metres, makes this quite the unconventional form, especially in regards to Japanses standards.
The architect Hiroyuki Shinoza is the very creator of this place, known for loosing the form at times. Even though the place might seem clastrophobic, it actually bares a beautiful open structure with an endless ceiling.
Shinoza is famous for creating spaces that are playful and in certain ways remind of a child’s ideal home.
(Via Dezeen)
contemporaryjapanesephotobooks:
Miyoko IHARA, Miaso and Fukumaru
Little More (2011)
Photograph: Kyodo/Reuters
The 67th anniversary of Hiroshima. Nagasaki was bombed three days later.
