twistedfork:

Tatsuron

Turon has always been my favorite merienda. Even when I’m invited to give a talk, the slide about the “Best Turon is the World” is always part of it. Right now the “Best Turon in the World” (for me) is at Esteban Abada St, parallel to where our studio is.

A month (or more) ago I asked the guys from Photokitchen if they’re game for a collaboration. :) I wanted to design my own Turon with their help. We came up with the Tatsuron, a play on the tatsulok (triangle) and turon. It’s heavily inspired by crepes and the geometric nature of my illustration. :)

Thank you so much Kat, Mylene & Dwight for indulging me in this for-fun project. :)
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The post at Pepper.ph is pretty funny. :) 

(via jeymsss)

victongai:

A Few Small Illos

Victo Ngai

Here are some small illos I did in between bigger projects, I had lots of fun with them and it’s quite refreshing to work with organic forms! 

“Tai-Chi, the moving meditation”, a half page for the St. Louis Magazine. Thanks AD Rachel Harris!

“Funny money”, a spot for a very interesting story about all the confusions and problems before U.S. currencies were united forBank Simple Blog. Thanks AD Mae Saslaw!

“Code for America”, a spot for Honolulu Magazine. “Code for America” is a new kind of public service which helps the governments of it’s partner cities work better with the power of web. Thanks AD Cody Kawamoto!

(via fuckyeahillustrativeart)