Your favorite G-shock, your cool tito’s Walkman, the unmistakable Kikkoman soy sauce dispenser, and washi tape: what do these things have in common? They’re all made in Japan. Beautiful with a
By Lex Celera Oh, the Playstation 1. Plug in the controller, blow your memory card, wipe the CD with your shirt, and prop the disc on to the player. Remember the
Some skeletons in internet closets take the form of self-indulgent poetry on LiveJournal, Mary Sues on Fanfiction.net, or stick figures on DeviantArt. In a world where we live (and sometimes risk our lives) for Instagrammable landscapes and experiences, after all, there’s little room for error. Building a personal brand is crucial, and no one wants the ghosts of teenage angst past haunting every double tap or retweet.
I certainly didn’t, and I spent a good couple of years jumping from username to username in an effort to reduce my online footprint (and pray to some higher power that no one find my online diary stuffed with Blingee-fueled word vomit). It’s easy to feel inadequate on the internet—in fact, I feel inadequate writing this, to be honest. We want, immediately, the immaculately coordinated Instagram triptych, the witty 140 characters on the latest issue, the art piece that is crowned with a clickbait headline by Buzzfeed.
By Teresa Naval Some skeletons in internet closets take the form of self-indulgent poetry on LiveJournal, Mary Sues on Fanfiction.net, or stick figures on DeviantArt. In a world where we
It’s been a collaboration that’s been destined to happen since 2014, when Perth-based beatmaker and overall creative Ta-ku tweeted about his interest in working with photo app VSCO: Life goal.
By Coleen Ramos Who would’ve thought that several pieces of dirty, plastic bags randomly found on the streets can produce such ethereal beauty? That’s what photographer Vilde Rolfsen stumbled on
By Teresa Naval The National Museum permanently opened its doors to the public for free on July 1st, and here are a few highlights to help plan your next field
By Nico Pascual Image: Vox, Photobucket and Sketchfab 3D Animation: Gabriel de Laubier Rendering 2D cartoons into 3D models or animation has always been a tricky process. Recent examples like the Peanuts
Chances are you’ve been to a lot of exhibits of contemporary arts by contemporary artists, but when was the last time you appreciated the more antiquated stuff? Leon Gallery’s newest
Now, the famous strawberry farms won’t be the only reason for you to make the short drive from Baguio to La Trinidad. Yesterday, the Benguet town unveiled a humongous—and beautiful—piece
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