ARKITIP magazine's 27th issue is out now. This book is limited edition, hand numbered to 1000. The current issue features artists like Michael Leon, Charles Glaubitz, and Jay Howell. Each issue is packaged with a special Michael Leon and Marc…
Continue Reading →Australian based Seven-Nine has a nice lineup of t-shirts and artwork. They just recently launched their fourth series of t-shirts--with some very hot designs. They're limited edition so no telling how long these will be around. They were also apart…
Continue Reading →This is the Dirtee Stank Air 180, no joke, named after Dizze Rascal's record label. It's a collaboration between 25Survivors, Dizzie Rascal and Nike. 25Survivors produced the special edition packaging, t-shirts, and more. Only 48 pairs were made, and I'm…
Continue Reading →I don't usually cover much of the designer toy movement--it's not that I don't like the products it's just that I think there is far too much to cover. Although with that said I thought this one was far too…
Continue Reading →Although not new by any means--this is still bad ass. Show Studio has a a nice look at Harri Peccinotti's work photographing last years "White Dunk: Evolution of an Icon", an exhibition specially commissioned by 25 Japanese artists for last…
Continue Reading →What a brilliant and beautiful idea. For thirty-six weeks, a sketchbook was sent in random order between four artists: two in Brooklyn, two in Belfast. Each week they would send the book to the next artists giving each artist 5…
Continue Reading →Snap, you break your skateboard deck, it's useless now"¦To the dumpster it goes"¦ But wait, someone, like Becky Hickey might want to use it for her one-of-a-kind line of bags and accessories constructed with recycled skateboards and some really high…
Continue Reading →Looks like Design is Kinky and Jeremyville are hosting a competition for the best new functional, custom-designed satchel bag. Jeremyville is responsible for the Vinyl Will Kill Book!--the first full scale book on the designer toy movement. In his book…
Continue Reading →Is it Che, or is it Dali? Maybe the revolutionary warrior turned pop star, Che Guevera has teamed up with Salvador Dali and the Ché face wearing craze is over! Everyone knows the face, not very many of those wearing…
Continue Reading →Better Tomorrow was a large-scale group show with two distinct themes; exploring views of the world that we live in today vs. the world as it can be tomorrow. These pieces were wheat-pasted around NYC during the show. Proceeds from…
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