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I'm a bored person and I like to procrastinate by drawing, watching Asian dramas, listening to K-pop, and spazzing away. Sometimes I also sleep and tweet. I respond to the name JoKimiko. Cheers.

My top 5 dramas:
The World That They Live In (2008)
49 Days (2011)
Hana Yori Dango (2005)
Delightful Girl Choon-Hyang (2005)
My Girl (2006)

(Here's the list of dramas I've watched so far, in case you're even interested.)

Films: Inception, The Devil Wears Prada, Memoirs of a Geisha, Legally Blonde, Pirates of the Caribbean.
Actors: Hyun Bin, Jung Il-woo, Jae Hee, Gong Li, Alan Rickman, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ryan Reynolds, Johnny Depp
Music: SHINee, BEAST, Big Bang, Panic! At The Disco, Rihanna, Chris Brown
Art Influences: Ruben Toledo, Max Cabrera (Pyromaniac), Stanley Lau (Artgerm), Lois van Baarle

They're not the trendiest item right now, but stamps still have that delicate, romantic, human feel to them. A stamp on a stationery or letter is almost like sealing it with candle wax, or jotting down a signature, something that gives it a personal touch -- especially when that stamp is a personalized one, which you rarely get these days.

That's where Dana & Maya comes in. A boutique that creates personalized rubber stamp sets, Dana & Maya has had great success in Israel and is now expanding to the rest of the world. Besides a 6" tall wooden stamp, a stamp set also comes with a ceramic ink pad full with ink, a ceramic stamp rest, designed packing, and personal text plate. A maximum of 60 characters is offered and a list of fonts is available, and what's even better is that you can use your very own design for your stamp set.

Dana & Maya works with the finest material and offers no compromise in creating your personal stamp set. :)

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