Thursday, April 21, 2011

Great achievement, Heart Japan!


Heart Japan party last night was really great. I thought it was a great success and I'm praising the really wonderful work by the passionate organizers and all the volunteers!
I also would love to thank you all who come to the event and especially who visited my space and donated generously or/and bought the special postcards. I didn't have a chance to hug you all last night so let me virtually hug you now! Hug hug!
I'm so sure that the people in Japan will really appreciate it...

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Pink tinted lip cream


I was listening to a talk about visiting the shelters and towns in Fukushima, Japan. And the guy who was reporting mentioned that the girls at a the shelter he had visited would love to have some tinted lip creams.

This story made me sad and happy. Sad, because they can't even have lip creams. Happy, even in these hardships they now have gathered some energy to care their appearance.

Girls, hung on!



Friday, April 15, 2011

Art Blossom Japan


The wonderful fundraising project Art Blossom Japan  has just launched its website! 

www.artblossomjapan.com

I donated this artwork, which you can buy the original from the site (and of course the sale is all going to be donated to Japan Tsunami Appeal, British Red Cross and the other selected charities. See more detailed info at the site), and there will be more not only from me but from other talented artists too!!

Check it regularly and don't miss!


Friday, April 8, 2011

Charity events schedule

I'm attending some charity events in April!

Firstly, in Woodstock near Oxford, there is an two days event this weekend.

Japanese Cultural Experience, Marlborough School, Woodstock

To find out the detail, go to Helping Hands for Japan website.

And, on 20th, it's the Heart Japan party---! It is at Vibe Bar, Brick Lane, London. Well, this is for 18 over, sorry!

I'll do some manga portraits, workshops and maybe  wall drawing too! Come! Have a fun and do something good too!!

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Together

 As most of you know, Japan, my home country is seriously damaged.

I had been panicked and cried for a couple of weeks even though my relatives and friends in Japan are ok. It was simply a greatest shock I've ever experienced and I  just felt so helpless.

However, sobbing time has finished. I've decided to do what I can do in UK to support Japan.

Now, I'm involving with some Japan related charity events and projects.

Firstly, ART BLOSSOM JAPAN, which is organized by some of my best friends, Juan-Carlos Cambón (Nipponaisuki), Zarina Liew(Cobalt Cafe) and co.

"The ART BLOSSOM JAPAN project was set up to help raise relief funds and send a message of support to the Japanese people. The project’s aim is to unite and gain support from Manga/ Comic artists and Illustrators and communities from all parts of the world. A project created by artists, for artists, to come together and offer their skills and their blossoming creations in what they love to do in order to help others in need."

The website is coming soon! Meanwhile if you have any enquiries, email to: artblossomjapan@gmail.com


Secondly, 「日本頑張れ」 You can submit your own work which contain message to support Japan to this site and later selected submission will be included for an exhibition!

And then, there is a big Heart Japan J-Pop / Anime Fundraiser party on 20th of April at Vibe Bar, Brick Lane, London. Their website should be launched soon, but you can check it out at their FB page.

At this Heart Japan Party and Helping Hands For Japan events at Oxford area, I am going to do manga portrait. And of course a part of the sale is going to be donated through each events.

Also, I designed a special postcard for fundraising, well the image you can see in this post is the one. I am going to sell this at all the events I attend from now on and all the sale from this card is going to be donated to appropriate charity organizations (most probably Red Cross, but I change to where I donate according to the situation, so I'll keep inform you about it here).

So, if you see this postcard, please buy it! It's £1.00 each and you'll help Japan! I'm planning to add some more designs, so please check this blog out!

My next public appearance will be Japanese Cultural Experience, Marlborough School, Woodstock, Saturday & Sunday, April 9th & 10th. Check their website for the detail.  Hope to see you there!