purikura

Short for "Print Club", Purikura is a type of Japanese photo booth that takes pictures of people's faces or figures and prints them onto stickers with various effects applied. It produces what would today be called selfies with face filters applied.

This tag includes artwork drawn to resemble purikura pictures or stickers, and the purikura machines themselves.

It was invented by ATLUS, and "Purikura" and "Print Club" are now registered trademarks of Sega, but the term "Purikura" is colloquially used to refer to similar products from other companies as well.

Examples

Purikura picture

Purikura booth

Purikura editing

Purikura stickers

See also

• face filter
• drawn bow
• drawn crown
• drawn dress
• drawn ears
• drawn flower
• drawn halo
• drawn headwear
• drawn horns
• drawn tail
• drawn whiskers
• drawn wings
• photo booth

External links

• Wikipedia: Photo booth § Purikura