More important than the actual exhibit in a Comic-Con are the people we get to run into at these conventions.  We usually communicate via emails, so it is great to have an opportunity to all meet face to face and have a drink or whatever.   adFunture collaborator Brandon Sopinsky was…Read More

adFunture have been doing big things of late and their latest accomplishment is a piece of mass proportions. The subject is the formidable Hiroshi Fujiwara dressed in all the attire we have come to associate the man with and comes in a true size and ofcourse a far…Read More

In New York to exhibit our new adFunture projects in New York Comic-Con, a great opportunity to catch up with industry friends and meet some consumers to see what they have to say about our catalog.    Plus, NYCC gives me an excuse to come back to the Big Apple.  Love…Read More

In Hong Kong this week for 2 days, met up with some collaborators, family, so forth.   Checking up on some new adFunture products in the pilelines.Read More

With the Buka Chinese Design Series' box art, we pay homage to the infamous Chinese cigarette label DOUBLE HAPPINESS.   (kids, smoking is bad for you.  Yeah, I smoke, sue me!)Read More

We have always enjoyed our collaborations with our friends here at Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai, W+K is THE creative agency in my mind.  The Shanghai office is now 2 years old, and every year, a collective book will be made for its celebration.   The book was created by the Shanghai team with…Read More

Had the privilage of attending the opening night of CHINA DESIGN NOW exhibition at V&A Museum last week, where some of our projects are being displayed in the exhibition. We always say that we make "art toys", so having them in a museum is kinda fitting. The exhibition itself is…Read More

adFunture have just come of the back of curating a small feature for the opening festival of China Design Now Exhibition in Victoria and Albert Museum in London. This impressive milestone produced some signature work on designer figures is fairly impressive, especialy when you consider the work is…Read More

JELLOFOX by Tong Yan is now sitting inside the V&A Museum in London.  An signed and numbered edition of 500 pieces.     Often, folks ask what's the meaning behind a piece, well, here is what Tong Yan had to say about his Jellofox creation:   "The archetype is derived from…Read More

Back to London once again this week.  Caught up with what I've missed in the pass 3 months, got the chance to say hello to a few old friends.  Will write more when I can properly sit down to adjust a few photos and all.  Hang in there, and bring…Read More