Aquí y en China

Acaso es una ley mundial de las modelos el no sonreir? el no provocar sentimiento alguno? que me perdone el autor de las fotografías, pero por qué se empeñan en reciclar esta técnica tan poco humana los fotógrafos y/o directores de arte , creo qe es algo qe ya no vende o si? por lo pronto yo ya he dejado de comprar este tipo de personas, simplemente no me siento identificado, ni siquiera aspiracionalmente. o me equivoco?

Hello World! SoftBank

Dancing little people just having fun!

pffff!

Harajuku Girls

"I think the fashion trend in Japan has gotten a little out of hand. The love for animated TV shows combined with a sligtly twisted mind results in a very aukward appearence you’d turn away from. 

Where are the cute girls imitating Sailor Moon?"

Visto aquí
También en flickr!

Mr Yoshii

Mr Yoshii es uno de mis artistas favoritos, crea los más increibles y fantásticos personajes que he visto. La mayoría de ellos solamente los boceta y los lleva a la compu en programas 3D pero hay varios que si llegan a crearse en vinyl.

"Mr. Yoshii is one of the most acclaimed digital artists in Japan. He is a pioneer in the use of Corel Painter to make digital images in the Japanese illustration world. He freelanced as an illustrator and created various characters for major TV programs, commercials, corporate websites, campaign and events. Yoshii specializes in crystallizing characters for his clients needs with little direction."

Mr Yoshii web site

Mr Yoshii blog

mr clement. (i am not a toy designer.)

Recolectando cosas de la web encontré un artista de Hong Kong:

"Born in Hong Kong in 1980. mr clement graduated from the Kingston University and is currently undertaking his MA course in Communication Arts at the Royal College of Art in London.

mr clement started his career at the age of 15 when he published comics in newspapers and magazines in Hong Kong. Since 1997, he has published graphic novels 'Eye Candy', 'A Bird on My Head', 'A Bird on My Head - Anticipation’, 'Window', 'The Gorgeous Habour' and 'Yeah Kou Phobia'. His publications are available in the international market such as UK, France, United States, Spain, Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong.

The year of 2003 was a turning point in his career, when he moved to the UK. It was also the time when Lapin, his new hand-made rabbit-like character, became known in Europe and the United States. Thanks to Lapin’s popularity, world tour exhibitions were held in various cities - 'Lapin World Tour #1' in Hong Kong, 'Lapin World Tour #2' in Paris and 'Lapin World Tour #3' in London.

Most recently, he has started to make videos and animations."

www.mrclement.com