NDA says I can show it but I can’t say what it is for, yet.
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I’ve been fortunate enough to be swamped with work but I indulged myself 5 minutes for this sketch of Raijin.
In related news, I have an illustration based off the Japanese Shinto thunder god, “Raijin” as part of a live music + art show. Anyone in the San Francisco area on the 9th of March 2013, go check out this event, it’s called “Beasts & Beats V”.
https://www.facebook.com/events/304879912967274/
When they post a teaser up for my piece, I’ll be sure to repost it here.
Threadless has a contest right now, themed “East meets West”. My entry is titled “Chanpuru / Campur”, a Japanese-Okinawan dish whose name came from the Indonesian word “Campur”, which means “mix”. Head over there to see my concoction of both East and the West.
http://beta.threadless.com/loftwork/chanpuru-campur-3/
Check it out, if you want it on a shirt, vote for it! Thanks!
A face found amongst a temple in Bali.
With joy and love, from Bali.
If the world were to truly end today or soon, I hope it puts on a really good show with lots of monsters and deities.
Sunlight and sunsets, I like them.
Click here for my post about the Balinese depiction of Hanuman, in comparison with Katsuya Terada’s “Monkey King”.
Here’s my illustration for the Spider-Man shirt competition over at Threadless.
Please click the link below, log-in and rate it if you want to see this on a shirt! All of your support are appreciated!
My friends and I have secured our Imax tickets to “Skyfall”. Meanwhile, here is the Bond-Olympics 2012 spin off of mine, “James Bond: Corgi of Solace”, starring Daniel Craig and my beloved corgi.
Happy Halloween from San Francisco.
Our Halloween night films playlist tonight are: Mel Brooks’ “Dracula: Dead and Loving It” (1995) and Masaki Kobayashi’s “Kwaidan” (1964).
おなか すいた…
This page was from my last trip to San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum. I’m planning a revisit soon.
They cycle the art displayed, so see if you can spot these items on your visit.
