We and Akihito Igarashi did some experiments with projecting pictures on the body last week.
It mades quite abstract effect but looks very attractive.
Think we need more experiences for this project, but
quite happy with the first look and feel. Don’t you think?

Jack the Ripper – East London

This guided tour of London’s Whitechapel describes the
locations surrounding five notorious murders committed
in the autumn of 1888. To this day, no one knows the
identity of Jack The Ripper. Over the years since that
1888 autumn of terror, numerous theories have been
put forward, ranging from mad surgeons, deranged
barristers and psychopathic immigrants and members of
the mysterious society of secrets, the Freemasons.

This app includes 14 key locations connected to this
mysterious murderer. Use it as a walking tour or simply
browse the information and photos provided as a
fact-packed guide to interesting and edgy locations
around East London.

Just released!!! visit appstore or itunes store!!!

Launch in mid June 2010
YES!!

Hi fellas, I’ve been really lazy to update this work-in-progress blog,
but it’s been quite busy and couldn’t show you some fresh works
because of security reasons…

Anyway

This is a quite exciting my experimental, which is my second job as
a clothing designer. This new brand called “Monoros” and I have done the
first summer2010 collection designs that inspired from Japanese paper origami
and American TV cartoons of my youth.

Garments’ been producing in East Asia,
and will land in Korea first in this summer.
Hope will expand to the world market soon.

We planning to take the look book shooting around Shoreditch, London
with amazing photographer Akihito Igarashi late May.

Stay tuned for further exciting news for Monoros!

LONG TIME NO UPDATE!
LIVE INTERACTIVE PROJECTION

HAPPY 2010 EVERYONE!

inspired by famous 1024(exyzt)’s etienne de crecy VJ
( I am going to Etienne’s gig at KOKO next month! anyone wanna join?)

Quick test with my d.i.y. carton hologram box.
Easy, Simple, Dynamic, Fun

It is very old school technique
but still very attractive.
Will try this technique combine with motion interactive
+ MT table.

Hoooah….

Hurrah
Finally I made own multi-touch device.
It’s very sick , simple and modern dope.
Haven’t finish the case design
but used Lego blocks for frame. Damn good.

Anyway tested my old software called
speed-racer ,which I posted ages ago,
on the table.

Pretty impressed
Stay tuned for my next playing with my new magic table.

How’s your weekend?
It’s a quiet day with little bit of hangover.
Every equipment is delivered apart from a aluminum table frame,
and ready to make my multi-touch table.
But also there are some left Lego blocks around my desk.
Those were my little fun that make this quiet day bit noisier.

Now, All I need is the concentration on softwares
with nice ideas and graphic.

I really don’t understand why people only use multi touch
devices for zoom in/out, rotation.

That is waste of technology.

You may know, I’ve been digging on multi-touch device and softwares.
Finally my new materials arrived which designed for table frame by Lego.

It is bit annoying due to too weak, but also really attractive things.
So, these pictures about the frame for glass(table top) and
it looks quite awesome!

I also will use Lego for developing prototypes of my upcoming projects.

If you fancy to play with Lego, you can try to build your design by
software which can download from the Lego website.