Wanderlust 333 at Wanderlust Gallery in the UK: 33 artists for 33 days, prints available at 3 different prices (3, 33 and 333 GBP respectively). Some great artists represented here including our friend Josh Kenyon. Check it out, great concept…
Continue Reading →In an age where so many goods are mass produced in areas of the world far from where they were designed (like, say, China), it's refreshing to see an artist still making hand-crafted pieces in semi-limited runs at prices that…
Continue Reading →Since 2003, Los Angeles artist and RISD grad Sonia Romero has been dazzling Southern California with her exquisite, detailed linocuts and silkscreened prints of wildlife and civiliziation's (sometimes precarious) connection with it. The daughter of artists Nancy and Frank Romero…
Continue Reading →What happens when you let folks like Vault 49, Tara Mcpherson and Alberto Cerriteno make limited-edition pillows? Pure awesomeness.
Continue Reading →Interesting (and dark) interpretations of classic logos like Louis Vuitton and Channel, hand screened and printed on T-shirts for the brand Better Off Dead. This is the Sweeny LV Tee. You get it, I'm sure. $40 CAD and a soon-to-be…
Continue Reading →Andrew Harper collaborated with Dunhill for this summer's release of a luxury luggage collection worthy of his member's only Hideaway Report. The Traveller collection, designed with and endorsed by Harper, is comprised of three pieces: a holdall, document case and…
Continue Reading →Collect London just launched a gallery style event put on at Vibe Bar in Brick Lane. Designs are entered by the public around a theme set by Collect (the first theme was 'endangered'). Then, 100 limited edition shirts of each…
Continue Reading →Hypebeast has the scoop (via Leica Rumors) on a Safari Edition of their flagship compact point and shoot D-Lux 4. This special version comes in a green anodized aluminum body with a heavy duty water-resistant bag. Very bad ass and…
Continue Reading →The String Republic is at it again, this time with an artist collaboration series with awesome folks like eBoy and Ryan Cox (shown above). Some more of my favorite shots of the other collaborations shown after the jump– shoes are…
Continue Reading →British street artist T. Magic has just released a new collection of recession-inspired artwork entitled Desktop Collectibles. These 9 mini-canvases have depictions of his dark social commentary/affirmations like "Art Is My Hustle" "Success Is My Destiny" and "Pain Is My Glory..."…
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