Category: Design
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Cacdo
Well this seems like a pretty big deal for Nendo. As Spoon & Tamago reports, it has teamed up with Dentsu to form a new business design agency called Cacdo (to be run by Nendo). I’ve been following Oki Sato and Nendo for pretty much the whole time I was covering design in Japan, from…
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Medecins Sans Frontieres Office Signage
Beautiful signage created by art director Arata Takemoto for the offices of Medecins Sans Frontieres — there’s more to see here.
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Kojima Productions, in Shinagawa
Kojima Productions now has its very own slick home in the Shinagawa partĀ of Tokyo, and itĀ recently shared a gallery of photosĀ that show off the new digs (which I came across through this Kotaku post). IGN has posted a 5-minute video featuring interviews with Kojima and key staff talking about the studio, and how it all…
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Beams Beyond Tokyo
Not only does the new Beams Beyond Tokyo book from Rizzoli look fantastic — a celebration of the brand’s collaborations through the years — I’m also happy to see that my buddy W. David Marx is one of the contributors. These Rizzoli coffee table books tend to be incredibly well made (oh, you know, like…
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Nicely Responsive
It’s been a running joke for a decade that websites in Japan are, well, shit. It’s pretty great to see that things are improving, takingĀ this siteĀ for example, which showcases aĀ beautiful use of typography in a smartly responsive package. Found via this tweet.
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Ride the Lightning
I’m glad to see that the “Ride the Lightning” talk series, organized by the lovely crew at AQ (with a wicked logo design by my ex-Tokyo gaming buddy Ryan Ruel), is still going strong. Focusing on sharing dev and design-related stories, you can follow their Facebook page and Doorkeeper page to make sure not to…
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A 5th of BitSummit, the Logo
I still don’t quite understand what “A 5th of BitSummit” means — other than the fact it’s the 5th edition of everyone’s favorite independent game festival — but I’m excited as always to see what is going to come out of this year’s edition (set for May 20-21 in Kyoto). They’ve just revealed the logo…
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Visit Tokyo
I don’t know where this image is from — I found it via this tweet — but I like it. Update: It’s from this “Pixie Says Series” by Zivan Rosic (thanks, Shaun).
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Hotel Dusk & Last Window Posters
As I just wrote in my Debaser agenda, I’m playing the Last Window, sequel to Hotel Dusk, and the person who got me the copy is UK-based designer Dan Clarke, who also created these two wonderful posters in honor of the games.