Japanese company promotion campaign spotted in Osaka
Worth a thosand words...
a word in edgewise
Poking around Digital Webbing Talent Search. Nothing really interesting, except this:
Fan-Atic Press just put out SLAM BANG #1 vol III and everyone loves it! 200 digest pages, slick color covers from 50 contributors. Want to be in #2 so does everyone that sees #1! Looking for 4 to 10 page comic stories. Do you want to get your work in print? Your time has come!Over at their website they throw in a 2 inch by 5 inch ad in the back of the digest to go along with a contributer's copy. That's a good idea.
• 5/19 • CONTACT: fanaticpress@yahoo.com
The weekend was spent catting about and watering Mundee's yard. I mostly overheated and sweated and took showers. And sat with Angus and watched Memorial Day movies. Can't get enough of those...
I get the tracking number in the morning's e-mail. Then maybe an hour later the FedEX guy shows up with it. He says he's got 3 more on the truck. Coolness.
This is David Smith's flyer for his and Phil Lee's upcoming show. Very nice design. I always like to see other people's flyers. The ideas for design, what they put in and what they leave out. It's part of a diologue. Between the person who makes the flyer and whoever reads the flyer. And I kinda wish there were more folks making flyers for the shows. But that's just me.

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ichigo_babe: A-fest recap, etc. ..the story of my life.: "...we went to her room and chilled for a bit then i went an got into costume for Otaku Hell ( I had never been before!) So I finally made my way to Otaku Hell and watched for abit, but I looked around
redneckgaijin: Spotting the Elusive Redneck...:

The_Dave_of_Concordia's Xanga Site: "The only panel we attended was one called Otaku Hell. It featured many hilarious, and cult favorite, clips. For instance, they had the famous German training video of the don'ts of using a forklift. They also featured a trailor of a very old American cartoon that looked horrible. Those types of clips. There were two other panles we showed interest in but because areas weren't well marked we didn't bother looking for them."
deviantART: Valesse: "Shiokaze-con was alright, my legs are burning from descending 25 floors in five-ten minutes. All I have to say about that is I KNOW what the Lord of the Dance sees when he looks down.
Sequential Tart: Article - AnimeFest 2004 (vol VII/iss 10/October 2004): "The premiere of an interesting mix of politically incorrect commercials, shows, and cartoons called 'Otaku Hell' took place Sunday night in Theater Room 1. The first 100 people to show up got little buttons with the Taco Bell icon and the words 'Otaku Hell' printed on them. Viewers got to see long previews for blaxploitation movies like Blacula and Dolemite, as well as a commercial for huge calculators from the 70s that could only do the basics and cost about $350 each! I saw a famous Japanese music video for a song called Yatta, which many anime fans are familiar with because of its visuals: imagine five men jumping around to happy music with nothing on but thongs shaped like leaves. It was like the Japanese YMCA, except the guys weren't all that good-looking in the near nude. Otaku Hell even presented a pre-WWII Disney cartoon with a Nazi Donald Duck. Yes, for real. The audience was rolling."
Damn. I really like how that worked out. It's not how I designed it in my head, but it's striking and readable and I don't think it needs anything else...