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ToykoMango: Superflat Panda Swallows Cell Phone, Then Girl, a great little animated short mostly made up of Takashi Murakami’s graphic work for Louis Vuitton. It’s like the crazy, postmodern, luxury, Japanese version of Alice in Wonderland. Jean Snow: How to Continue reading Japan link roundup Aug 07
A prototype-checklist : doing common things the prototype way (or taking advantage of those extra 100 KB in your page) – A great set of code examples of doing things the Prototype way. – Javascript TOKYOMANGO: Superflat Panda Swallows Cell Continue reading Recent Links for August 10th : the ProtoType Way; Superflat Panda; Nefertiti
Amazon Web Services; Rails For Linux; Really DRY; eBay’s answer to 20% of itself; All the News That’s Fit to Wiki Out; the dreaded non-coding architect; Ajax Rain; Rudy Rucker & Bruce Sterling go to Hormiga Canyon; Arthur C. Clarke’s Maelstrom II: the movie; Kanye West Is Akira;
Is Tokyo a virtual world inside Second Life; HP Kawaii Horror.
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Tales of the BunnyFish is a new exhibition for Kozyndan at West Queen West’s Magic Pony from June 28 till July 29 2007. So What’s a BunnyFish? The bunnyfish is a unique being from a highly sentient race that has Continue reading Tales of the BunnyFish : Kozyhdan Solo Show @ Magic Pony
Restaurants and Cafes devoted to “costume play,” or cosplay as the Japanese call it, first appeared in Akihabara, Tokyo’s discount electronics store district, in the late 90’s. Well during the summer, iMaid Cafe opened in Toronto’s east end at 1883 Continue reading CosPlay Cafe comes to Toronto
Magic Pony is pleased to announce Flight Club : Solo Show with Moira Hahn. A stylized menagerie of classic Japanese deities and demons blended with contemporary anime culture. The exhibit will run from Oct 5 – Nov 5, 2006. The Continue reading Flight Club at Magic Pony Oct 2006