ZERO PER ZERO is a design duo from Seoul. They specialize in graphic, information design and illustration. Checkout their Tokyo, Osaka and Seoul city railway maps.

From zerozero:
“Tokyo owns the most number of railways of any kind, including subway, lightrail, monorail, etc, with more than 1500 stations that covers the metropolitan area. Places in the center of the city is the Imperial Palace, the residence of the current Ten-no (Japanese Emperor). Subway lines circumvent the expansive ground claimed by the Imperial Palace. This characteristic is visualized in this map by the concentric circles spreading out to the entire city, with the center in the Imperial Palace ground. This strong presentation of circles reminds the national flag of Japan and the Japanese identity expressed in the flag.”

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“Im wearing a jacket dat says 1946, a lady asked me wat it means, i replied, mam its the yr i was born. Lol”

“On my way to oklahoma city, gettin ready to send 2 million lbs of peanut butta to africa”

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“Why does shane battier always were that golf masters jacket on the bench, lol”

“Why is steve francis sittn on the houston rocket bench Thingsdat make u go ummmm”

Augmented reality camera view of Wikitude AR on a G1 phone. Wikitude is a mobile travel guide based on Wikipedia and Panoramio. The device displayed is a G1 Google phone, running Android.

This shirt says it all and it can be yours for 22 bucks!

Common’s “Universal Mind Control” featuring Pharrell was directed by Hype Williams—it’s heavily influenced by Afrika Bambaata’s Planet Rock. According to the San Jose Mercury, “Chicago rapper on Monday became the latest face in Zune’s national TV ad campaign. Neither side disclosed financial terms.”

Raphael Saadiq with John Legend gives a tour of his alma mater, Castlemont HIgh School in this 1st episode of Keys 2 the City, Oakland edition.

Rappers I Know “New Flava” Video from FWMJ on Vimeo.

“There’s a movement going on at the bottom of the map. If you haven’t paid attention, then you’ve been missing a modern renaissance taking place in Houston, Texas.”

Gerald Levitan produced and starred in the animated short I Met the Walrus about his meeting with John Lennon and Yoko Ono in Toronto, Canada. Though a 14 year old teenager, Levitan got a 40 minute interview with them about peace, The Beatles, and their music.

The film was nominated for an Oscar Award in 2008 for best animated short.

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