Fans of the legendary poster artist Tadanori Yokoo should be making the most of cheap flights to Japan this October. His solo exhibition What’s Your’s Is Mine, What’s Mine Is Mine at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa is closing on November 3, and he has work featured in various group shows around the country this month. He also has a Moleskin notebook in a special exhibition at the MoMa design store on Omotesando featuring 50 Moleskins from prominent Japanese and international artists, authors, architects, designers and others, which can all be browsed freely at the display or on the website. And if that’s not enough of a Tadanori hit, an exhibition of his recent photographic series on Tokyo Y-Junctions has just opened at Nishimura Gallery, accompanied by a new publication that would be perfect for hitting things with …

Somebody said my last post was a tad verbose. They were probably just stupid but here’s one with as few words as possible. A look back at the psychedelic posters of Aquirax Uno, a prolific and vastly influential graphic artist and illustrator of the 60’s and 70’s who had a penchant for the erotic and the weird …

Meet Takeshi Hamada’s pet tiger. The type designer and art director founded the e-magazine as a project back in his student days. Since 2000 it has existed as a platform for visual experimentation with the only restriction being the dimensions of the virtual ‘pages’. Luckily for us, all back issues are archived on tiger.org, making for a mouth-watering buffet of utterly original graphic design, illustration, page layout and photography.

These pages are from last issue of Tiger, which was way back in ’07. Here’s hoping there’s more to come.