Soft Power Ballad
The illustration we made for Bloomberg Businessweek.
The article covers Ruhan Jia, the Chinese popstar sponsored by the government to become a world-wide pop star. Very interesting article. You can read it at here.
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Religious iphone apps
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Kigurumi zentai
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Adididas
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A classic fit
Style boosting classicistic jeans editorial:
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Apaçi car pimping
Apaçi is quite a cool Turkish word. Its commonly used among men, and its meaning comes close to something (especially cars, hair, outfit and manners) that is pimped-up with an admiration to the West, yet customized with a Turkish, folk, traditional and sometimes Islamic touch. Apaçi car pimping can be considered as a small subculture in Turkey.
This entry was written by , posted on October 2, 2012 at 10:25 am, filed under Craftsmanship, Folk, Ghetto gold, Subculture. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.
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