Showing posts with label Takashi Murakami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Takashi Murakami. Show all posts

Sunday, July 19, 2009

WOOOOW


Takashi Murakami and Louis Vuitton are at it again. This is beyond dope...


No word on a release yet...

Friday, June 12, 2009

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

The Type Of $h*t You Can Do When You Got $ome Money...









Pharrell recently collaborated with Takashi Murakami and Jacob & Co. to create this ridiculous sculpture of some of Skateboard's choice products... Jacob & Co. created an iced out cupcake, condom, bag of doritos, Pepsi can, and an Ice Cream sneaker placed inside a Murakami sculpture... The result: Madness. It will be on display at the Art Basel fair this year.
The type of $hit you can do when you got $ome money...

Monday, April 20, 2009

Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami Designer QR Codes

Louis Vuitton has worked with their long time collaborator Takashi Murakami and agency SET to offer the first Designer QR Codes, which to date have been looking pretty boring. We have mostly come across these codes and Asia so far, but they should make it over eventually.
“QR Codes are the bar codes of the future, linking online and physical graphics to websites and multi-media. For the most part, the codes have still maintained an abstract look akin to their predecessors. A newly released designer QR symbol, produced by Tokyo based creative agency SET is looking to change all that with a stylized remake of the standard code. Mixing design with technological innovation, SET teamed up Takashi Murakami with Louis Vuitton to create a distinctive code featuring one of the artist’s characters and the classic LV pattern. The agency hopes this will add much needed style and character to the bland world of machine readable codes”

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Inochi Vinyl Figures by Takashi Murakami x Medicom



Tomorrow the inochi exhibition will open in the Kaikai Kiki Gallery in Tokyo. The show is also the premier of the inochi action figure in five new outfits. Produced by Medicom for Takashi Murakami, inochi is limited to 200 pieces in each version and they are priced at approximately 1500 USD. A limited amount of figures will be available for purchase directly at the show, which runs until April 16th.