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We hope you had nice holidays and a good start into 2010!

Representing “Hong Kong’s freshest creative talents for commercial illustration commission in Asia and worldwide” HATCH.HK opened an exhibition last Friday showing some of the artist’s work. The full protfolios are provided under www.hatch.hk

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This weekend I happily received a delightful early x-mas present: A 19cm tall Lego Man that comes with 2 white LEDs in his feet, powered by a built in dynamo - no batteries needed.

It has been a while since the last entry, but not without reason: Voll moved! 25min to Central HK - 10 min to the beach. Our office is now on Lamma Island. Address and telephone number will soon be updated on the website.

Wazorway developed a new version of its Water-Bicycles that also can be used for rental service. It is coming with stiff PVC tubes and a cool looking foldable mountain bike. Get more information on their website.

I’ve cleaned up our hard drives these days and found a lot of logos that we did over the past seasons for our client Ragwear - an European streetwear label. Here are some of them …

Yesterday the exhibition ‘Louis Vuitton a passion for creation’ ended at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. Beside an impressive and beautiful collection of historical LV suitcases they showed work form artists like Takashi Murakami, Gilbert and George, Jean-Michel Basquiat and many more. Unfortunately it was forbidden to take photos so the only image I could snatch was the one of my favorite piece:
‘Empress of India II’ (2005) from Bertrand Lavier, a neon tube version of a painting by Frank Stella (1965).

On Saturday we drooped by the ‘Toy Open Day Vol.4′ in Kowloon Bay. It reminded  us of the days when we were hunting vintage action figures on Tokyo’s flee-markets. It is so much fun to scrabble in huge cardboard boxes. more >

On Saturday we went to ufoArtgallery in Graham Street to join the closing party of Jimmy Lam’s first solo-show. His fiberglass sculptures are cool - would love to have one of those above my desk. While the party was going on Jimmy demonstrated how to make an art piece like that and held a life performance on the street. It was great.

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