ProposalsProposal 600
ProposalsProposal 600
I am Makoto Tagawa, an artist.
Now, through Nouns Proposal 484, we have received many votes from you for our proposal "Nounish Art Workshop: From Japan to America" from March to April this year, and we have made our dream come true.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude for your support.
Now, we are about to take the next step.
Because we were able to finish the proposal mentioned earlier with great success.
For a report on our activities, please check the video or propdate at the link below.
And what we would like to propose this time is as follows
We have been using "Kitpas Large" among other Kitpas products. Since it is a 12-color set, we have never mistaken one color for another because there are so few colors in the set.
However, when we picked up the then newly released 24-color set, an incident occurred. To my surprise, I made many mistakes in the colors I picked up.
I have always had the characteristic of color blindness since I was a child.
To elaborate on this characteristic, I sometimes see red, green, and brown as the same color. I also often mistake pink for gray.
In other words, since the 12 colors became 24, the new colors added as new colors, "green and gray," "blue-green and light purple," "gray and pink," "dark blue and purple," and "light orange and beige," are often mistakenly painted on.
(Image of colors that were painted by mistake: gray and green.)
Currently, the box itself is marked with color names, but there are no color names on the wrapping paper, which makes it very difficult to put it back in its original position if you have the characteristic of color blindness.
In fact, I could not put the Kitpas back in their original position with the correct color names, because there was a high probability that the colors were arranged in a different order.
The solution is to put the color names on the roll of paper that is wrapped around the kitpas. However, this comes at a great cost. Kitpas is originally rolled with the same roll of paper in a uniform manner. I imagine that this is due to the fact that they employ employees with intellectual disabilities to devise and simplify the work system, thereby reducing the burden on the manufacturing process. Therefore, we assume that the different color names on the rolls and the manual winding of those different rolls will be costly. In this proposal, we would like to solve this problem and include in the product development of the 24 new colors to be added to the product, the color names to be written on the wrapping paper.
It was Afrideva and midas who confronted me with this characteristic of my nature. They have developed a tool to help me in my production that extracts the colors used in the scanned image and tells me which colors are close to which colors in Kitpas. This has dramatically accelerated the production status of the fan art I am currently working on for Nouns Voter.
Japanese, English, and Spanish" support for color names, product usage instructions, and other text used on packaging. At the Nounish Art Workshop, we met children of various languages in American cities. One of the things we noticed was the large number of Spanish speakers. Of course, there are many other languages in the world, but since we can only write what is feasible in this proposal, at a minimum, we will support Spanish, English, and Japanese.
Along with the Kitpas we are producing, we will manufacture 600 sets of limited edition packages of BigShot paper Noggles. With them, we will hold a workshop to make one-of-a-kind Noggles by drawing on the paper Noggles with Kitpas.
100 set of Nounish Kitpas will be donated to Nounish School in Uganda funded byproposal 477
We will jointly develop 24 colors of Kitpas, 12 traditional Japanese colors and 12 Nounish colors, in two packages.
The package will be a Nouns limited version.
Two sets of 12 colors (total 24 colors)
(The names of the colors are: lapis lazuli, gunk blue, rust color, etc. for Japanese traditional colors, and Nounish orange, Nounish blue, etc. for Nounish packages)
Only the Nouns limited package has a color name such as "Nounish 00," which is another name for the general package.
◎Kitpas product development
Order 100 sets each of "Japanese Traditional Colors 12 Colors Set" and "Nounish Colors 12 Colors Set" in Japanese, English, and Spanish versions, 2 types and 3 patterns, total of 6 types.
*Funds will be used to purchase the products and pay for development costs, such as personnel expenses for development, which will also support employment of people with disabilities.
◎To develop new colors, Afrideva and midas (Moon Salt Press and Red Fawn Herbal), in collaboration with Peter and Joseph (Makoto Tagawa and Shinya Fukasawa and Kinako) and Kitpas (Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo Co).
◎Using the Kitpas color tool developed by Afrideva and midas, we extracted the most frequently used colors from Nouns' art.
The lineup will be determined from the top colors and incorporated into product development.
The launch itself is targeted for the end of this year.
However, consultation is required.
We will exhibit 108 pieces of Nouns fan art created with Kitpas.
We will hold workshops by Kitpas Art Instructors.
∙ Prop 484 debriefing session.
We would like to invite our Nounish midas to Japan, who has been working hard for "Nounish Art Workshops: from Japan to America" to realize Kitpas workshops at elementary schools and libraries in Illinois!
midas took the Kitpas Art Instructor Training Course in Japan and received certification. midas visited the Kawasaki factory of Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo Co.
midas held a Kitpas workshop in Japan.
Scanned paintings to analyze fragrance and color. Held a tea party using color tools.
Hosting a DJ Kitpas "midas" Night!
Hosted a Pizza DAO party with Japanese children (parents and children)!
Day1 Departure from Chicago
Day2 Arrival at Haneda
Day3 Nounish meeting in Shizuoka
Day4 Nounish welcome party
Day5 Nounish Workshop at Mitsukeba House, Tokyo
Day6 Nounish meeting in Yamanashi
Day7 Nounish workshop and Nounish Pizza party
Day8 Tokyo meeting with President of Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo
Day9 Departure from Haneda
Day10 Arrival in Chicago
7/24-30 "EDCON2024" at Tokyo
7/27-8/25 "Exciting! Kitpas Expo! @ Shizuoka City Culture and Creative Industry Promotion Center
First half of August Kitpas exhibits at "NY NOW" (exhibition) @NewYork
8/17-9/1 "みなとみらいキットパスパーク2024" @ Minatomirai Tokyu Square, Yokohama
8/24,8/31 "Pixel Art and Technology" (Fuji City and Numazu City collaboration project) @ Fuji City, Shizuoka
Kitpas product development costs (24 colors) 24,000
Kitpas × Nouns limited package (2types × 3languages= 6types x 100sets) 6,000
Kitpas Color Tool development costs 3,000
Instructor Training Fee for midas 120
Shipping cost to send 100 sets of Kitpas to Uganda 720
Cost of purchasing 1,000 BigShot Noggles & shipping 5,400
Compensation (midas, midas staff, Kinako(Interpreter), Tagawa, Director): 15,000
- Includes local meal expenses of 100 per day
- Includes childcare costs of 200 per day while travelling
Airfare: 8,400
Accommodation: 6,400
Train cost(Train and Shinkansen fare): 5,000
Car cost(Highway tolls, gasoline, parking fees): 3,000
Other Expenses (Venue rental, Wifi, Passport, Travel insurance, etc.): 3,500
TOTAL: 80,540 USDC
That is all.
What we have always valued is "process, not result”.
We would like many people to see the process that we have always valued.
We have been given many opportunities to expand our various projects through art with many Nouns and Kitpas in a more meaningful way.
We would like to take this unique opportunity to collaborate with NounsDAO to make this the best summer ever so that many people can be involved in this opportunity.
We look forward to your cooperation and support.
Tagawa Makoto
Shinya Fukasawa
Kinako
midas
midas Staff
Afrideva
Nounish NogglesFor NounsDAO and Kids
Tagawa Makoto
Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo
Example of mistakenly painting gray and green
Kitpas 24 color set
Kitpas Color tool
All colors for all children
midas
Kitpas Expo (back)
midas son said, “ The best thing that happened to me at school this year was draw with dadys japan frends”I am Makoto Tagawa, an artist.
Now, through Nouns Proposal 484, we have received many votes from you for our proposal "Nounish Art Workshop: From Japan to America" from March to April this year, and we have made our dream come true.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude for your support.
Now, we are about to take the next step.
Because we were able to finish the proposal mentioned earlier with great success.
For a report on our activities, please check the video or propdate at the link below.
And what we would like to propose this time is as follows
We have been using "Kitpas Large" among other Kitpas products. Since it is a 12-color set, we have never mistaken one color for another because there are so few colors in the set.
However, when we picked up the then newly released 24-color set, an incident occurred. To my surprise, I made many mistakes in the colors I picked up.
I have always had the characteristic of color blindness since I was a child.
To elaborate on this characteristic, I sometimes see red, green, and brown as the same color. I also often mistake pink for gray.
In other words, since the 12 colors became 24, the new colors added as new colors, "green and gray," "blue-green and light purple," "gray and pink," "dark blue and purple," and "light orange and beige," are often mistakenly painted on.
(Image of colors that were painted by mistake: gray and green.)
Currently, the box itself is marked with color names, but there are no color names on the wrapping paper, which makes it very difficult to put it back in its original position if you have the characteristic of color blindness.
In fact, I could not put the Kitpas back in their original position with the correct color names, because there was a high probability that the colors were arranged in a different order.
The solution is to put the color names on the roll of paper that is wrapped around the kitpas. However, this comes at a great cost. Kitpas is originally rolled with the same roll of paper in a uniform manner. I imagine that this is due to the fact that they employ employees with intellectual disabilities to devise and simplify the work system, thereby reducing the burden on the manufacturing process. Therefore, we assume that the different color names on the rolls and the manual winding of those different rolls will be costly. In this proposal, we would like to solve this problem and include in the product development of the 24 new colors to be added to the product, the color names to be written on the wrapping paper.
It was Afrideva and midas who confronted me with this characteristic of my nature. They have developed a tool to help me in my production that extracts the colors used in the scanned image and tells me which colors are close to which colors in Kitpas. This has dramatically accelerated the production status of the fan art I am currently working on for Nouns Voter.
Japanese, English, and Spanish" support for color names, product usage instructions, and other text used on packaging. At the Nounish Art Workshop, we met children of various languages in American cities. One of the things we noticed was the large number of Spanish speakers. Of course, there are many other languages in the world, but since we can only write what is feasible in this proposal, at a minimum, we will support Spanish, English, and Japanese.
Along with the Kitpas we are producing, we will manufacture 600 sets of limited edition packages of BigShot paper Noggles. With them, we will hold a workshop to make one-of-a-kind Noggles by drawing on the paper Noggles with Kitpas.
100 set of Nounish Kitpas will be donated to Nounish School in Uganda funded byproposal 477
We will jointly develop 24 colors of Kitpas, 12 traditional Japanese colors and 12 Nounish colors, in two packages.
The package will be a Nouns limited version.
Two sets of 12 colors (total 24 colors)
(The names of the colors are: lapis lazuli, gunk blue, rust color, etc. for Japanese traditional colors, and Nounish orange, Nounish blue, etc. for Nounish packages)
Only the Nouns limited package has a color name such as "Nounish 00," which is another name for the general package.
◎Kitpas product development
Order 100 sets each of "Japanese Traditional Colors 12 Colors Set" and "Nounish Colors 12 Colors Set" in Japanese, English, and Spanish versions, 2 types and 3 patterns, total of 6 types.
*Funds will be used to purchase the products and pay for development costs, such as personnel expenses for development, which will also support employment of people with disabilities.
◎To develop new colors, Afrideva and midas (Moon Salt Press and Red Fawn Herbal), in collaboration with Peter and Joseph (Makoto Tagawa and Shinya Fukasawa and Kinako) and Kitpas (Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo Co).
◎Using the Kitpas color tool developed by Afrideva and midas, we extracted the most frequently used colors from Nouns' art.
The lineup will be determined from the top colors and incorporated into product development.
The launch itself is targeted for the end of this year.
However, consultation is required.
We will exhibit 108 pieces of Nouns fan art created with Kitpas.
We will hold workshops by Kitpas Art Instructors.
∙ Prop 484 debriefing session.
We would like to invite our Nounish midas to Japan, who has been working hard for "Nounish Art Workshops: from Japan to America" to realize Kitpas workshops at elementary schools and libraries in Illinois!
midas took the Kitpas Art Instructor Training Course in Japan and received certification. midas visited the Kawasaki factory of Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo Co.
midas held a Kitpas workshop in Japan.
Scanned paintings to analyze fragrance and color. Held a tea party using color tools.
Hosting a DJ Kitpas "midas" Night!
Hosted a Pizza DAO party with Japanese children (parents and children)!
Day1 Departure from Chicago
Day2 Arrival at Haneda
Day3 Nounish meeting in Shizuoka
Day4 Nounish welcome party
Day5 Nounish Workshop at Mitsukeba House, Tokyo
Day6 Nounish meeting in Yamanashi
Day7 Nounish workshop and Nounish Pizza party
Day8 Tokyo meeting with President of Nihon Rikagaku Kogyo
Day9 Departure from Haneda
Day10 Arrival in Chicago
7/24-30 "EDCON2024" at Tokyo
7/27-8/25 "Exciting! Kitpas Expo! @ Shizuoka City Culture and Creative Industry Promotion Center
First half of August Kitpas exhibits at "NY NOW" (exhibition) @NewYork
8/17-9/1 "みなとみらいキットパスパーク2024" @ Minatomirai Tokyu Square, Yokohama
8/24,8/31 "Pixel Art and Technology" (Fuji City and Numazu City collaboration project) @ Fuji City, Shizuoka
Kitpas product development costs (24 colors) 24,000
Kitpas × Nouns limited package (2types × 3languages= 6types x 100sets) 6,000
Kitpas Color Tool development costs 3,000
Instructor Training Fee for midas 120
Shipping cost to send 100 sets of Kitpas to Uganda 720
Cost of purchasing 1,000 BigShot Noggles & shipping 5,400
Compensation (midas, midas staff, Kinako(Interpreter), Tagawa, Director): 15,000
- Includes local meal expenses of 100 per day
- Includes childcare costs of 200 per day while travelling
Airfare: 8,400
Accommodation: 6,400
Train cost(Train and Shinkansen fare): 5,000
Car cost(Highway tolls, gasoline, parking fees): 3,000
Other Expenses (Venue rental, Wifi, Passport, Travel insurance, etc.): 3,500
TOTAL: 80,540 USDC
That is all.
What we have always valued is "process, not result”.
We would like many people to see the process that we have always valued.
We have been given many opportunities to expand our various projects through art with many Nouns and Kitpas in a more meaningful way.
We would like to take this unique opportunity to collaborate with NounsDAO to make this the best summer ever so that many people can be involved in this opportunity.
We look forward to your cooperation and support.
Tagawa Makoto
Shinya Fukasawa
Kinako
midas
midas Staff
Afrideva
Nounish NogglesTagawa MakotoNihon Rikagaku KogyoExample of mistakenly painting gray and greenKitpas 24 color setKitpas Color toolAll colors for all childrenFor NounsDAO and KidsKitpas Expo (back)midasmidas son said, “ The best thing that happened to me at school this year was draw with dadys japan frends”
Pekin Public libraryPekin Public library
Kitpas ExpoKitpas Expo