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Mistersoares collaborates with Anthony Burrill
But in a way, it's true. I was opening up some boxes the other day and stumbled upon this
little poster I've designed whilst at the London Pick Me Up art fair
back in March this year, where Mr. Burrill's was running a quite cool
workshop where visitors cut & pasted from templates and created
their very own designs. I like. ;)
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Funny Dog Names
My step mother-in-law has 3 little dogs. The other day I was at hers and
bumped into this rather interesting and funny document: a dog registry document.
It shows the registered family tree for one her dogs, a hairy Llasa Apso whose registered
name is Duxo Kun Byams. Don't ask me what that stands for.
This is the first time I see one of these. Hilarious.
I have no idea where the owners have found such a weird and random
combination of surnames.
So next time you are to name something, be it your son, a film or a whatever that
comes across, you know where to look for.
Posted from São Vicente, Brazil
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Speaking of toys, how about beheaded ones?
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(modified) TOYS'R'US
I find this quite inspiring. It's a sort of Kraftwerk 2.0 with a twist. Love the idea of hacking toys.
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Garages in Tokyo
A collection of photographs of garages in Tokyo brought to you by Mistersoaåres.
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日本岩石。
As you've probably heard in the international media, Mistersoaåres has just moved
its headquarters from London to Sao Paulo. But before coming south of the equator
we had a stop in Japan. And it was foocking awesome.
is: RESPECT.A friend of mine who went there a few years ago also said 'proper',
but I still insist that respect sums it it up way better. You'll see it all over the
place: the super-ultra cleanliness of the streets (I've seen one guy hoovering
the the sidewalk!), the politeness of the people and absurd quality of service
everywhere you go, from the stall in the market to the bar at the rooftop
of Mandarin Hotel (yes, that's me showing off).I've always had the image in my head of a extremely geek country, full of rules
and not much fun. It turned out I was wrong. Well, japanese society is still very dense
with rules and formalities. But Tokyo, for instance, is as alive and full of energy
as NYC or São Paulo, is 10 times more creative than London (maybe I'm exagerating)
and is as civilized as Scandinavia. Mazers.
I'll leave you with these treats below taken at Tokyu Hands in Shibuya, Tokyo.
A huge department store, where you can find from a 300 types of post-it notes
to a mini-projector that will turn your toilet into a planetarium when having a bath.
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