May 19, 2013 by Sushi Bird
I absolutely love the architecture in Prague. Everywhere you look there are buildings with intricate details, gold foliage and faces and swirls and flowers carved out in stone. There is something about the time and effort that went into all of these old buildings that was lost somewhere along the way. I wonder what they looked like when they were all new, if they would have the same charm and grace that they have today.
May 19, 2013 by Sushi Bird
Some more pictures from Prague back in February. It seems so long ago and far away already. I probably will not see Europe again for at least another year.
Apr 16, 2013 by Sushi Bird
I finally finished my Moleskine notebook in March. This has been the absolute hardest book to fill up (2 years and 3 months for ONE book, seriously?!), mainly because life is busy and drawing – ain’t nobody got time for that. Click the picture to go to the gallery – it contains tons of pictures.
Apr 16, 2013 by Sushi Bird
Things have been so busy, I never even mentioned I went on a tiny Eurotrip back in February. We managed to stop by Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia.
The biggest medium sized coffee in Europe // Fried cheese on the streets of Prague
Room service // Yogurt for breakfast
I thought I saw Lena (who won Eurovision back in 2010), but I doubt it was her. In any case, I found her doppelganger! // Clock in the old town square in Prague
Various food in Krakow, Poland.
Burlesque bar in Krakow // Omiyage in Prague
Walking the streets of Stare Mesto in Prague // More coffee in Krakow
Czech food! Meatloaf, chicken and bread dumplings.
Old town square with the gothic church in Prague
And even more food. *sigh* This blog is slowly turning into a what-I-ate-today-journal.
Apr 16, 2013 by Sushi Bird
// some forgotten pictures from February. New cheap nail polish, Sushi the cat trying to charm you and some fake cherry blossoms on the drawer.
Mar 14, 2013 by Sushi Bird
Found these on the walls of a kindergarden somewhere between Nakano-ku and Shinjuku-ku, and just had to take a picture 
Mar 6, 2013 by Sushi Bird
It is allowed to drink alcohol on the streets in Japan. Not sure how well it is looked upon (since some people frown if you eat while walking), but I have never received any negative remarks from anybody. One of my favorite hobbies is kombini-hopping, or should I say nomi-aruki – walking around different neighborhoods in Tokyo with the camera in one hand and a drink in the other. Alcohol is for sale here 24/7 at the kombini, so you can walk and drink until your legs can’t take it anymore. A perfect way to stay in shape, take pictures and have a drink. ♥
