CRAZY CAR ART ”Eight Spoke”
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watanabe thoughts but it’s always doomed. you’re human but he’s a construct. he can stay forever 26 but he has to watch you age, wrinkles developing on your face, your skin being not as youthful as it used to be.
but he loves you like you’ve never changed. he tells you of his time in the military because you’ve seemed to begin to forget. he tells you of what the gray ravens are doing, what strike hawk have been up to, where nanami has been causing havoc for the forsaken. all to see you smile, laugh at the stories, cry for him, anything that could remind him that despite the years that have passed, you’re still you.
he cooks the food that you love, making it long after you pass. it’s a memory of you, the way you’d tell him that he’s the best cook as you’re eating spoonful after spoonful. he used to lie awake at night, imagining your passing. now he understands that it’s beautiful, he no longer fears death like he used to. he feared losing you but that pushed him forward. that artificial heart in his body continues to beat for you, in memory of you.
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Made in Japan The latest fashion
José Teunissen
Central Museum, Utrecht 2001, 96 pages,17,5x25,5cm, ISBN 90-73285-79-8
euro 80,00
The work of Japan's rising generation of fashion designers has attracted little international recognition. Made in Japan, an exhibition at Utrecht's Centraal Museum showcases their designs in the first presentation of their work to appear in a Dutch museum. What's so special about these Young Japanese? The first generation of Japanese designers came to Paris in the early 1980s, where Kenzo and Issey Miyake had already opened a shop in the 1970s. When Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garçons) and Yohji Yamamoto presented their first show in Paris in 1981 Japanese fashion became an instant success. Successive generations of designers have drawn their ideas from them. They provided the basic ingredients for designers like Martin Margiela of Belgium. Today's conceptual Dutch fashion designers owe many of the details in their work to this group of Japanese designers. And of course Yamamoto and Kawakubo have also influenced the young Japanese designers, not least because almost all of them have trained or worked under them. Besides the present generation, Made in Japan also focuses on the first generation of designers. Designs will be featured by Comme des Garçons and Issey Miyake as well as Yohji Yamamoto. Apart from Hiroake Ohya, this is also how designers such as Shinichiro Arakawa, Kosuke Tsumura, Masaki Matsushima and Gomme work.
16/04/24
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Daihatsu kei @ Boso Hanto
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Finally a new frame for uncle
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The New frame of Watanabe teased in the 3.5 CN PGR stream looks soo good!
I hope to finish this sketch soon and that the finished piece will turn out well
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