Shinjuku, the megastation

The second time I couldn’t find the exit at Shinjuku station turned out to be my lucky day. I ended up in a wonderful book shop in one of those mousetrap corridors. After that, I decided to explore more undergrounds without any plan for the rest of the morning.

The station is good example of Metaman. Superorganism with a life of its own. Some people get trapped inside the station for days, or years!

That’s when I understood the station speaks to you and decides when you’re allowed back to the surface. “Only when you are ready.”

Bangkok bus atmosphere

I like the feeling in this photo so much. One of the (many) great qualities I admire from Thai people is calm. Calm is good, and mandatory for a civilised society.

Notes from Tokyo

Testing this Pigma Micron Fine and the first feeling is great. Not for drawing but for calligraphy in this textured paper.

I enjoyed a lot the stationery shops in Tokyo. Everything and everywhere is shown with care. High quality and priced much much cheaper than in Europe. A pleasure to all senses.

Random sketches from the last few days

Drawing is a top activity. It's an unique human mind skill we should use and enjoy.

Children Of Time

Sci-fi is great again. I enjoyed a lot the book Children Of Time.

Rapid and out of control evolution is a rich field to explore. I hope the sequels are just as good.

Hong Kong and Maggie Cheung

As always, finishing all the notes during a trip is almost impossible, I don’t like completing the pending notes at home but even when I set it as a priority, it never happens.

It was a great trip. I’d highlight Hong Kong, where I spent a few days only, but the feelings and vibes of the city were huge. Missing Asia already.