The times I want to be anywhere other than Boulder are few and far between, but this weekend there are a few events in far off places that I'm a little teary over missing. First up; the Pop Cling Vinyl…
Continue Reading →Azalea, one of our favorite online clothing stores, has added some great new men's clothing for spring, including some fun stuff from Umbro by Kim Jones and the eco-friendly GRN Apple Tree. I love Artful Dodger's latest additions (this tee…
Continue Reading →Boxfresh, one of London's favorite streetwear brands, has formed a pretty alliance with fellow designer and countryman William Cheshire in a collaboration for a new line of men's and women's accessories. These are a few pieces from the resulting "Boxfresh…
Continue Reading →I think we can expect some good things from Burn Suburbia, a new t-shirt company backed by a neat (and a little lengthy-- sorry) concept: to work with designers from all over the world to create shirts that creatively encompass…
Continue Reading →Target has been blending art into their energetic advertising for quite some time now, but their latest spots are even more impressive than usual. New York's Tronic Studio is behind the four spots playing at Victory Park (the world's first…
Continue Reading →Brazilian agency Ginga Interactive did an amazing job making Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles even cooler when they projected this intense scene directly onto a 25-story building in Sao Paulo. Created as promo for the upcoming Brazilian release of TMNT, this…
Continue Reading →The spring collection of tee-shirt line Star Electric Eighty Eight is up for grabs, and it looks like business as usual for the Harlem-based company with their latest bunch of new and great designs. My personal favorite is this Jane…
Continue Reading →For all of our East Coast creative types: On April 19th at the ADC Gallery, The Art Directors Club of New York will be hosting the first of a four-part lecture series that explores the history, hurdles, goals and aspirations…
Continue Reading →Humus, an online art magazine created by Mirko Filippi and Luca Masini, takes an arms open approach when collecting materials for each new issue. Instead of recruiting submissions from well-known artists, humus asks for absolutely anyone to send in work…
Continue Reading →The 1000 Journals Project, an absorbing experiment in creative collaboration that traced 1000 journals throughout their extensive travels, has finally reached some sort of culmination (though the project itself still lives on) in the form of a very good-looking and…
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