Mustache Update #1

Posted on December 16, 2011 by admin

I’m feeling pretty awesome right about now and thought I should share the results of my Kickstarter project, Modern Hanafuda. In just over 24 hours, Modern Hanafuda is 24% funded. Just. Wow! Continue reading →

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Kickstarter Launch

Posted on December 15, 2011 by admin

Hey, Hi & Hello Wanderlings!

Today I’d like to introduce you to my Kickstarter project Modern Hanafuda cards. Hanafuda cards are Japanese playing cards that can be used for a variety of games all around the world. Over the past couple months, I have been sketching my own modern version of the cards and I need your support to make the next steps possible. Look below for a bit of back story!

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Kickstarter

Posted on December 14, 2011 by admin

Hi all. So I thought I would let my loyal readers know that in the next few days, I will be releasing my Kickstarter project called Modern Hanafuda (don’t worry, I will link you to the final page when it launches).

So, what are Hanafuda cards? Simply put, they are Japanese playing cards that are beautifully illustrated and can be used for a variety of games all around the world. Think of them as the Asian equivalent to poker cards in that the deck stays the same whereas the rules are what ultimately matter and change.

As a little teaser, I thought I would show you the suits for each month and link you to a place where you can learn about all the various games you can play with a deck of Modern Hanafuda cards. You might also check out Wikipedia for a base understanding of what constitutes a Hanafuda deck.

As always, if you have questions, hit me up in the contact section of the website.

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Seeing Double

Posted on September 29, 2011 by admin

That is right! A rare double rainbow post!

Today marks the end of the Architecture and the City Festival, presented by the American Institute of Architects San Francisco chapter and the Center for Architecture + Design. I know, that is a lot of links for one sentence but trust me, those links are full of architectural goodness and should be explored should you have a proclivity towards brick, mortar, and black rimmed glasses.

The past month has truly been an amazing experience for me as I further explored the city and its buffet of architectural delights. While I was not able to attend every event, the photos that you see strewn about my horribly placed words are artifacts from my adventures. Sadly, neither these words, nor these pictures, can completely describe the experience which is why I endeavored to share with you, the mythical reader, a double post advertising tonight’s closing night party. So while I do not normally copy and repost, I thought I would make this one exception. See you tonight (details below)!

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