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Design Festa

This Saturday, May 26th at Tokyo Big Sight, my creative team Giant Leap Creations will be selling GLC-related goods and will also do performance art (emphasis on the art).

Details:
GLC members:
Patrik (leader/designer)
marbee (illustrator/layout)
KK (animator/programmer)
SONIC (illustrator/designer)

Date/Time:
Sat. May 26th 11am to 7pm (Design Festa runs for 2 days, but GLC will only be there Sat.)

Place:
Tokyo Big Sight
GLC Booth: 4th Floor, West 4 Hall, Booth C+ -857

Design Festa HP:
http://www.designfesta.com/jp/df/index.html
ＧＬＣ　ＨＰhttp://giantleapcreations.com/

If you're in Tokyo, stop on by!
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