Tokyo Extreme by Draco
Here’s what I know about Japan: cherry blossoms, tentacles, kimonos, and gunfights are all commonplace. So basically my kind of place. There’s no information on what this is for, but I kinda want it.
Artist: behance (via: faith is torment)
Zombie Sesame Street by Evan Cheng
Can you tell me how to get… how to get to Zombie Sesame Street? Evan Cheng knows the way, as the current head of character design in the Sesame Workshop, he created these undead Muppets which understandably didnt quite catch on the states. But that’s why we have Japan, to take anything morose and perverse and turn it into cute plush dolls and jigsaw puzzles, as seen below:
(via: whatanart)
Three Dimensioning Light Graffiti by Trevor Williams
Equipped with an arsenal of LED lights and xenon flashlights, Williams and his crew Fix-Iks travel the Japan countryside, using the iconic backdrops as ground zero for the twisting and manipulation of light.
(via: mymodernmet)
Dalai Lama Brofist
From a recent trip to Japan to meet with the March earthquake survivors. Put it on the screen, brah.
(via: photoblog.msnbc)
Japanese Earthquake Seismograph Sculpture by Luke Jerram
Taking a 9 minute excerpt from the 2011 Tōhoku Japanese earthquake and tsunami seismogram, Jerram used a rapid-prototyping machine to transformed it into a three-dimensional sculpture, which will soon be on display at the Jerwood Space in London in an exhibit focusing on how data is read and interpreted.
(via: My Modern Met)
