Ukiyo-e style poster: a giant armored honey badger standing waist-deep in Tokyo Bay under a red sun, with Tokyo Tower and a red suspension bridge behind it.

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Honey Badger Kaiju

A giant armored honey badger, standing in Tokyo Bay, entirely unbothered.

Rendered locally with FLUX.1 schnell in ComfyUI. Direction and layout by Claude. The gallery has the finished posters and every draft, extra hands and invented kanji included.

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Black Cat Ramen & Sushi

One black cat, nine posters. Chopsticks, no chopsticks, and sushi.

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Kabuki Goat

One prompt, four goats. Pick your lead.

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Since gluten last got past the wards.

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A shrine talisman for a wheat-heavy world.

KGFFC started as a joke about warding off gluten the way a Korean shrine talisman wards off bad luck, and then it stopped being a joke somewhere around the second batch of buttermilk-brined wings. It is Korean-style fried chicken, made gluten-free on purpose, documented in public.

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In the kitchen

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Gochujang Buttermilk Wings

Gluten-free tamari stands in for regular soy sauce.

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Yangnyeom-Style Drumsticks

Cornstarch dredge, no wheat flour anywhere near it.

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Scallion Pancake, Rebuilt

Rice-flour batter, same crackle.

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Printable wards, phone lock-screens, kitchen signs — small talismans you can hang wherever gluten tends to sneak in. The shop opens Monday, August 17, once payments are wired up properly.

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The shop

New from the lab

Crash Kitchen: why does the PC keep switching off?

A free, kid-friendly way to catch a PC that switches itself off. Record it while you play, drop the file on the page, and the Crisp-o-Meter rates how cooked it got, from Brined to Gluttened, then lines up the most likely suspects with the evidence for each. Your file never leaves your computer.

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