I’m back!
(Source: brittanypierce)
May 5th
June 2nd
day 2 - just a sketch
June 1st
also from day 1: origami eagle ray
30 days of creativity, day 1: origami octopus
August 11th
July 22nd
Getting a haircut
July 21st
July 20th
I’d never leave the room.
I second this.
July 19th
kyōshi 【狂死】
–common noun; noun or participle with the aux. verb 「する」
dying insane
I’m so glad there’s a word for that.
Škofljica, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Europe
© majamarko
July 18th
“ I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity. ”
20100718 @ 1237
— EDGAR ALLAN POE (via heroin-chic)
» Kanji Animal Transformers
20100718 @ 0110
‘Japanese toy giant Bandai is set to release a series of nifty kanji figures that transform into the shapes of the animals they represent. The shape-shifting critters, called Mojibakeru (moji means “character” and bakeru means “to change”), come in six varieties — 犬 (dog), 虎 (tiger), 魚 (fish), 馬 (horse), 鳥 (bird) and 竜 (dragon) — and are available in black, white, yellow and blue.’ (Via www.pinktentacle.com)
Much cheaper than Toypography (which goes for something like $70 - $100 per)… maybe I can finally indulge my sick obsession with kanji-related goods. Although I still really love the super-malleability of the latter :)
Cover from Saint Young Men (聖☆お兄さん) #2, by Hikaru Nakamura.
“The series is about Jesus Christ and Gautama Buddha living together in a Tokyo apartment while taking a vacation on Earth. The comedy often involves jokes about Christianity, Buddhism, and all things related, as well as the main characters attempts to understand modern society.” — from Wikipedia.
firefly squids at Toyama Bay’s Hotaru Ika Museum.
