- Ah yea, Tim Mara is great! Hot weather in Tokyo can be claustrophobic i guess. Good to have some brown rice ice cream or cool soba noodles! #
- Envelopes! http://bit.ly/9pAfa7 (via thesilverliningblog.com) #
- Poster: Television is the wonder of the age. (1960) http://bit.ly/aFr0Ua #
- Dancing Pigeons' new music video for their song 'Ritalin' http://bit.ly/dmlgH3 (via @jeanjacq) #
- Some marbled papers: http://bit.ly/aqcXGR #
- An amazing Japanese medical note book: http://bit.ly/b5I8Vh #palimpsest #
- Great post at Stopping-Off-Place about Enzo Mari's Fable Game card set. http://bit.ly/9eSBA5 #illustration #graphicdesign #
- Just found a book cover that seems to be related to a great Stedelijk Museum poster http://bit.ly/dBaWXr #volcano #graphicdesign #
- Martin Wong's sign-language paintings: http://bit.ly/9qAjJB #typography #
- Just found 3 vintage detective-novel book covers with savory images of death: http://bit.ly/c5CQyJ #pulp #
- A day at the Belgrade Zoo. The avant-garde film 'Krik' (1978) with bizarre & experimental soundtrack. http://bit.ly/9fbYWI #ubu via @ubuweb #
- 'The Human Body – What it is and how it works' published in 1959. Illustrated by Cornelius de Witt. http://bit.ly/bx4G1q #anatomy #
- I've got three eyes on you http://bit.ly/cQVI2k #
- Beautiful book cover for 'Memoirs of a Tattooist', 1958 http://bit.ly/cNdRqk #
- WOW! 1950's Italian Police Motorcycle Drill Team Display http://youtu.be/UrLvYrKYVD8 #patterns #
- Photo: Memoirs of a Tattooist by George Burchett and Peter Leighton, 1958. Found here. http://tumblr.com/xeee63×1b #
- 'It felt like a kiss' by Ryan McGinley http://youtu.be/IUi1CvmQB5Y (via whatspace.nl) #
- Hello Dad, I'm in jail http://youtu.be/vJEwo_gwO9M #animation #
Weekly twitter update 2010-07-30
Memorable mammals and other creatures
Menko – vintage Japanese game cards
Found in a secondhand bookstore in Tokyo.
Based on these I made a poster with some powerful animals: 31 Prime Creatures
Ephemera 1
A collection of personal treasures. The pictures were taken with a rickety old camera.
The man who gave me the catapult carved a cross on it so that the all-seeing-eye might help my aim.
Things I used to wear around my neck: a shark’s tooth, fish vertebrae, a 13 Amp fuse…
Me and my brothers’ teeth.
Amongst these pocket knives is a U.S. army knife given to me by my granddad.
I’ve always imagined it once belonged to a WWII liberator.


























