NUMBER21PIX

An ARTICLE in the Japan Times about the 'Tokyo Modern' series of films, of which our film 'The Fragile Heart of Moé is a part, gives a fairly positive review.

The long version of our film will be broadcast in Japan on Jan. 26th, 2010, 8 pm, Japan Time, on NHK's BShi Channel. Here are some links, all in Japanese though, about our film.

BShi website--> http://www.nhk.or.jp/bs/bshi.html#korekara

NHK site--> http://www.nhk.or.jp/tokyomodern/onairdate.html

Below is a picture taken in a Tokyo café where the promo of our film is playing. (ya, that's me there! )

Poster for The Fragile Heart of Moé. Art is by Atsuko Sugama, a doujinshi author who appears in the film.

Ain't it Cool News has been kind enough to put in a LINK to the clips of our forthcoming documentary 'The Fragile Heart of Moe'. It is an honour!

Cloudy Visions,  inspired by Space Knuckle. Working on the motion design piece.

We changed the title of 'Moe Moe is very Moe?' . It is now called 'THE FRAGILE HEART OF MOE'. Sounds more serious and poetic I guess...This was after a lengthy meeting with the Japanese producer Ryota Kotani in Kolkata. There was a moment of revelation about the film. I think he was happy with the way its going. But we are still looking for money to finish the project.

Ok, 'LEARNING TO SEE-A COMIC AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN 32 PAGES' is in print. You can buy it HERE for Rs. 100 only, ( + postage)

You can also buy it directly from me HERE.

I was excited to see the first proof copy of the first comic I ever did. I'm printing 100 copies in the inital run. Price= Rs.100. I will put it up for sale on this site and on pothi.com , which is a Bangalore based print-on-demand company printing this book.

the comics journal weblog - JOURNALISTA has put up the link to -- THE MOLE an interview with Junji ito sensei. NUMBER21PIX thanks them for that. there's nothing like more and more people watching it!!

thanks for the overwhelming visits, we will try and keep up the excitement! your comments will help :D

OK! CDBi is up and running fine now. I hope we get to see more new Indian comics this year...