Jun 30, 2009
Yoobi Temakeria, located in London's Soho, is the brainchild of two entrepreneurs with ties to Brazil and Japan. Temaki, a variety of sushi born in Brazil where the largest Japanese population outside of Brazil resides, is simply fresh sushi wrapped in a cone. Taking this basic idea and creating an overall look and feel for the restaurant that resonates with the cultures it was inspired by was not an easy feat. The clean, minimal design is the result of impeccable architecture and super minimal design elements that creatively meld the vibe of Rio, Tokyo and London into one.
As every kid born from the 80's and 90's, we all have spent a good part of our childhood watching the Dragon Ball sagas. So since the announcement of the brand new movie "The Battle of Gods", I got really nostalgic about this series. So here's a compilation of some awesome artworks of this beloved franchise. Just in case you don't know what Dragonball is about, here's the Wikia.
Other day I was looking for some posters on Big Cartel and I got into the art of Dan Harding. Now I gotta say I'm a great fan of horror movies, especially the more gory ones and Dan's artwork fit perfectly on this aesthetic. But you don't have to be a horror fan to enjoy this perfectly crafted paintings and drawings. You can see more from Dan on the following links: Website Facebook
Prince Ink Company is based in Hampton, Virginia in USA. The Prince Ink Co. is under the command of the brothers Dustin and Matthew Wallace. Since 2006, through the name of Fairwell Design to Prince Ink Co., they are passionately old-fashioned and the best designer-friendly screen printers with a focus of making top quality prints. Their motto? Working on something beautiful together. ...we returned to our roots in 2011 and re-emerged as the company we are today. We're happier and our clients seem to be, too.