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All-night Ramen Shop
Tokyo, Japan - jeeff - Tuesday, April 12th, 2005 : goo
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this is one of a series of concept images for a short film about tokyo's night-shift workers. this isn't an actual shop, but takes inspiration for the restaurant elements from real fast-food chains like yoshinoya, and for the architectural elements from some of the office buildings lining showa-dori avenue in ginza, tokyo. as an illustration and one not drawn directly from life maybe this is an odd submission for citynoise.org, but the aim of this picture is to portray the mood of these places, a kind of tokyo archetype, so i hope you agree that it's fitting.
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Peter: 3rd Mar 2005 - 03:10 GMT
wow, i love it! its nice to have a drawing of yours here, for sure. i really love this sort of entry- good visuals with a solid bit of text. nice.
hasslehoff: 3rd Mar 2005 - 10:37 GMT
not odd at all. this is indeed fitting. i like this image very much and the text accompanying it sets it off beautifully. I hope this is the beginning of an enjoyable new trend on citynoise
jeeff: 31st Mar 2005 - 03:40 GMT
hey, you're right! whoops. i often seem to make silly little errors like this. for example, recently i drew a street with all the street-light facing away from the street. i'll just pretend they're little surrealistic easter eggs. yeah, that's it.
Peter: sine is a stickler for detail ;)
fuzzytank: hehe but shes totally right
Kemo13 Funartix Crew: 16th Jun 2005 - 10:38 GMT
Wow that Picture is a BURNER!! Respect!! Iam 19 years old graffiti artist from germany and Iam searchingfor graffiti contacts all over the world. Last Year I was in japan for painting withsome japanese artist. This year I fly to japan again..If somebody is interessted to meet me so please mail me to oyakata@gmx.net
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