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Who knew Minecraft could look like this?

Shinji Tsuchimochi is a Tokyo-based illustrator renowned for his contemporary interpretations of traditional Japanese ukiyo-e art.

His acclaimed series, “100 Views of Tokyo,” completed over three years, offers a modern homage to Utagawa Hiroshige’s “One Hundred Famous Views of Edo,” blending subtle colors and whimsical elements to depict Tokyo’s urban landscapes. Tsuchimochi’s work often features playful characters and surreal touches, infusing a sense of nostalgia and fantasy into everyday scenes. In 2020, he published “UKIYO,” a comprehensive art book compiling his illustrations, including the “100 Views of Tokyo” series, showcasing his unique blend of traditional techniques and modern aesthetics. Read More »100 Views of Tokyo: Beautiful Illustrations by Shinji Tsuchimochi

But it looks just as gory as Squid Game Season 2.

In La Boum (1980) and La Boum 2 (1982), Sophie Marceau starred as Vic Beretton, a teenager navigating first loves, friendships, and family challenges. Her natural performance made her an instant star, especially among European… Read More »Wonderful Portraits of Teenage Sophie Marceau in Her Debut Films “La Boum” (1980) and “La Boum 2” (1982)

Another AI-focused laptop for productivity gains (but maybe not 3D rendering).

Valentin Tkach, a freelance artist based in Istanbul, crafts clever editorial illustrations with sharp wit and limited color palettes. His impressive portfolio features work for major publications like *The New Yorker*, *The Atlantic*, *The Guardian*,… Read More »Beautiful Editorial Illustrations by Valentin Tkach