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On the left: Catalog with Games! Anime! Geek stuff! I guess one avantage of not having much social life is fanboys get to shop more.
On the upper right: One of the famous tissue packets. This one has a gal girl pushing a website called PC Max. Which looks like it's selling fake-rhinestone encrusted cellphones. And is in fact an online dating service. Go figure.
On the lower right: Picked this 206-page thick brochure up outside a 7-11, mostly because of the outrageous costume on the cover girl. Inside are ads for: tacky makeup, apartments, party dresses (sugar-net.com is a sterling example), spiritual counseling, restaurants, financial counseling, tattoos and more. The bulk of the ads seem to be for hostess bars though (the Japanese equivalent of strip clubs). Given the focus of the other ads, I have to presume that the smut joints aren't soliciting customers, but employees. So basically, if you want to live the tramp lifestyle, complete guides are available for free at the convenience store!
What a weird country this is.
Alondra and I were hanging out at her house. We spent the day taking random pictures and after looking at the pictures we realized that this was the only one that we were actually in.
Random Album Generator.
Rules:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
The first article title on the page is the name of your band.
www.quotationspage.com/random.php3
The last four words of the very last quote is the title of your album.
www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/7days/
The third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
Another piece made for this campaign. The British started with a bonus-random event let them get double deployment distance because they had some help from locals in getting up from the beach.
Random Lines
Automatisierte Zeichenmaschinen
Wer sich letzte Woche im Foyer der Holzstraße über die miteinanderverzahnten raumgreifenden Scheiben wunderte, dem wird an dieser Stelle nun die Auflösung geboten: Bei dem beeindruckenden, aber arachisch wirkenden Konstrukt handelte sich um eine automatisierte Zeichenmaschine, die mit Little-Bits-Komponenten gebaut wurde und grafische Markierungen auf Papier hinterlässt. Littlebits wiederum sind elektronische Bausteine, die magnetisch mit einander verbunden variable Lösungen ermöglichen. Input- und Outputmodule werden durch Stromzufuhr, Regler und Sensoren ergänzt und ermöglichen so ohne Programmierung individuelle Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten. Das Seminar »Random Lines« unter der Leitung von Prof. Anna-Lisa Schönecker und Benjamin Knichel nutzt Littlebits um eigenwillige Maschinen zu konstruieren, die automatisierte Zeichenserien erstellen.
Studierende: Ronja Butschbacher // Michèle Dörsam // Raquel Estrada Quintanilla // Michelle Federico // Melih Kaleciklioglu // Julia Königsberger-Milkoweit // Rebecca Schönwitzv // Hannah Thoma // Julian Lehmann // Paul Schmidt
Flyer: Paul Schmidt, Fotos: Julian Lehmann und Paul Schmidt
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
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