Tokyo Plastic geisha dolls x Jon Burgerman’s Tiddles
19.05.08Filed Under: Art & Design
Look at the sweet collaboration between Tokyo Plastic’s famous geisha dolls with Jon Burgerman’s Tiddles character illustration. This dolls was part of the Tokyo Plastics’ “King of Masters” exhibition at The Showroom in New York City. Well from the result, it is just plugging the Geisha Dolls head into Tiddles, but indeed the result is cool and funky!
I get to know Tokyo Plastic geisha dolls when watching their ultra-entertaining flash animation “drum machine“. The cuteness of the dolls had caught my eye and the animation has been my most favorite flash motion of all time. On the other hand, I’m very admiring on the illustration styles of Jon Burgerman. Both are just amazing and awe-inspiring to me. You can read more about Tokyo Plastic at Tokyo Cube here.
Source: Tiddles Tokyo Custom
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Hey Jayhan,
I’ve enjoyed following your blog, you post some good stuff
Anyway, I really really enjoyed the drum machine Flash (I’ve seen it long ago), and wanted to know where I could get more music like this? Do they have more music on their site and I just can’t find it?
May 20th, 2008 at 4:05 amThanks!
Thanks Andrew for the kind support. I am not sure whether they have other music like this but maybe you can explore through the TokyoPlastic website to find out. If you like drum musics, perhaps you can find artists like Kitaro etc.
May 20th, 2008 at 11:27 pmthanks for the info, I discovered, but haven’t had much time to listen to, a plethora of new/traditional Asian music, including stuff from Kitaro, Kodo, and trying to find some good music using the Guqin.
Thanks for the inspiration
May 21st, 2008 at 12:56 amWell, you may like Hifana, the greatest drum ‘n bass sound from Japan.
May 23rd, 2008 at 3:21 pmAnyway Jayhan, keep up the good work!
You are welcome, Andrew.
May 30th, 2008 at 9:52 amWoh, thanks MangoMango for the intro and support!