Cardboardistry is the artwork of Brooklyn based artist Paul Ahern. Simply put, his signature is the use of cardboard as his art-medium. It sounds a little too simple, but the effect of the corrugated cardboard is actually really neat. He…
Continue Reading →This is an old one, but a good one. Inspired by the images of legendary music photographer Mick Rock (the official photographer of David Bowie throughout the 70's), creative duo Steve Mosley and Dominic Wilcox of Mosley Meets Wilcox, have…
Continue Reading →Cushe is an independent British shoe brand formed by a group of people who share a real passion for footwear. They describe themselves as 'young and free'-- and their shoe brand definitely illustrates exactly that. This is the Supreme Court…
Continue Reading →Purple Reign is the latest mashup album by Jon Moskowitz, the DJ behind that amazing Blue Eyes Meets Bedstuy mix we've been listening to since last September. Moskowitz teamed up with The Bangers to mix Prince and Camron. It's quite…
Continue Reading →Mimoco is back again, this time with a beautiful collaboration with British artists TADO and Jon Burgerman from Flying Cat. This first design called Hero, by TADO, is "a lovable but hapless rogue, desperately trying to make his way in…
Continue Reading →I can't tell you much about Maiko Kuzunishi except she does some truly beautiful work. It appears she mostly does illustrations which appear on her t-shirts, accessories and few prints available in her new online store. These plates are my…
Continue Reading →Watching the slow and decisive adicolor relaunch has been fascinating, all the advertising and marketing has been dead on and executed so well. The latest stunt is some fun product placement which puts the adicolor products in "real-life scenarios"-- slipped…
Continue Reading →After more than a year with my BlackBerry 7100t as my main phone, today I made the move to the recently introduced BlackBerry 8700g. I'll spare you the techno-details and just mention a few of the major enhancements and new…
Continue Reading →Unfortunately I didn't make it out to LA to see the I am 8-bit opening reception last night, but luckily they released what looks to be a pretty great book of 8-bit art. I am 8-bit is an annual group…
Continue Reading →I wouldn't normally make big claims like I have 'The Next Big Band', because I'm not really into predictions-- I'm more into scenarios. With that said, I'm going to walk out on a limb and say Portland-based band Climber, might…
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