“Who Am Eye?” East Asian Identity

A brand new project is looking for stories from contributors of all ages across the Asian spectrum. “Who Am Eye?” is the title of an exciting book by Christabel Samuel. The London-based writer began the project with a unique purpose: to shine a light on the experiences of Asians over the generations. Having grown up […]

Summertime Love by Yoko Honda

Explore through the pastel shaded mind of Yoko Honda, Japanese illustrator and dreamer. This is her version of the American dream – a utopia where you can visit the salon, rest at the motel or chill in the pool. Travel back to a time of sunshine, great vibes and ultimate possibilities.   Officially released later […]

The Ten Thousand Things – 14th century China

Set in the final years of the Yuan Dynasty, THE TEN THOUSAND THINGS revolves around Wang Meng—a low-level government worker and gifted Chinese painter. Too astute to believe in an artist’s autonomy from society, and yet too devoted to his art to treat his job with requisite seriousness, Wang is always between two lives—never fully […]

Shōnishin: Non-invasive acupuncture for children

This article originally appeared on the Singing Dragon Blog and written by Thomas Wernicke.  Shōnishin is a non-invasive form of acupuncture developed specifically to respond to the needs of children. Instead of needles gentle stimulation all over the body is performed with a tool, which is rather like a nail, by different stroking techniques. In addition […]