Tag: japanese

Ki means a tree in Japanese. In a garden on an ordinary day or a grove where can be found while taking a walk. Appetizing coffee and pastries are placed on a table supported on wooden branches. It is where...

An excellent concept of the Japanese designer Wataru Yoshida with this series of illustrations on the anatomy and the composition of human and mammalian. Original posters around the complexity of the human body and animal sobrement baptized “Composition off Mammals”. Don’t...

In the series “Porcelain Figurines“, the German photographer Martin Klimas – specializing in high speed photography – porcelain statuettes depicts the exact moment, touching the ground, fall apart. Thanks to a sound trigger, a sound-activated device that releases the shutter...

AH-MAZING – check it out!! Great project titled “Out of Disorder“ by Japanese artist Takahiro Iwasaki, working on mastering chaos and its ability to emerge organized structures…   Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get all the latest updates [via]

“Color of Beats” Designer: Hailey Chan MUA: Vivi Suzuki Model: Danielle (Bravo models ,Tokyo Japan) Photographer: Yanzhou Bao [via] Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get all the latest updates.

Flesh Love is a series of Japanese photographer based in Tokyo Photographer Hal, the series is impressive, and touching may seem macabre. To achieve these shots Hal had to submit to the idea of ​​couples getting into plastic bags while...

Here’s a look at Japanese skateboard sculptor extraordinaire Haroshi’s new original sculptures created for tonight’s (1.7) opening which will feature the first drop of the new HUF x Haroshi x DLX collab collection featuring two Haroshi decks.  While each of the five...

Do you remember the amazing water sculptures project  “Wabi – Sabi“?? Today we would like to propose you, another wonderfull work by the japanese artist Shinichi Maruyama,: GARDENS. About the project: [via]  

Using thousands of meticulously painted dots (“ten-ten” in Japanese) designer and photographer Miharu Matsunaga has been exploring the interconnectedness of people and places in these two recently completed projects. The first, a series of mottled portraits was completed as part of her graduate work...

The “Three -Dimension Photo form (3DPF)” technique that REAL-f invented makes it possible to duplicate pores, eye’s blood vessels and iris exactly the same as the originals. REAL-f pursues reality which is a feature of The REALFACE with making full...