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8-Bit Totoro tile street art spotted in Paris.
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Tiny Totoro Dreams Jewelry Box
I don’t own much jewelry, but damn is this box pretty awesome. Little Creations by Etsy user The Bird and The Bee recently posted this cool Totoro jewelry box, featuring creatures from the beloved Miyazaki film, My Neighbor Totoro. Check the images in hi res to see how tiny these little models are inside of the actual box. It’s amazing to notice how small those painted eyes are. They’ve also got a big Studio Ghibli collection of jewelry to check out as well, for those interested.
The Cutest Totoro Vinyl Toy Ever
Jenn and Tony Bot crafted this adorable Totoro custom using Dudebox’s Dude figure. You can check out more of their work on their blog or on Flickr, and Etsy.
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‘Gravity Rush’ Review: Falling To The Top With Style
Gravity Rush is a PlayStation Vita exclusive open world action RPG directed by Keiichiro Toyama and written by Naoko Sato - both known for their work on Siren and the first Silent Hill. It’s like Hayao Miyazaki, Solatorobo, inFAMOUS, and Crackdown had a baby. It’s also by far the best looking and most innovative game on the Vita and one of the best games of the year.
AWESOME
- Gorgeous art direction, level design, and character designs bursting with charm and personality.
- Intriguing story filled with a memorable cast of characters that are sure to spawn countless works of fanart, cosplay, tattoos, etc.
- Massive open world that you’ll want to explore even after the credits roll.
- Some of the later levels are beautifully trippy and have a clever puzzle element to them. They’re so awesome that you’ll probably wish more of the game was like this.
NOT AWESOME
- Combat is often clunky.
- Whack load times.
- Abrupt ending that doesn’t really sum anything up.
Studio Ghibli Blu-Rays Are Classy
Ah, silhouettes on a solid background. I’m still not sick of this style and it works really well with these Studio Ghibli Blu-Rays, which will be available on Wednesday. Now the bad news: They’re only available in Japan and Hong Kong, plus they’re ringing in at about $85 each. Wow.
Found this dope ass Ponyo pendant today on Etsy. If I were a girl, I’d rock the fuck out of this.
“I was prepared the very moment that I let my arrow fly.”
Botjira gives us another stunning paper art piece with this rendition of Princess Mononoke’s Ashitaka, San, and their faithful animal companions.
Totoro Will Keep You Warm
But he’ll take all your money. This large fluffy blanket available at J-List is awesome. But is it $120 awesome? If any blanket in the world is worth that much, it’s this one.
