BBC X Mark McNairy Bee Line

After a long conversation about a boot callabo, designers Pharrell Williams and Mark McNairy hit us with these gems from the upcoming BBC Bee Line, inspired by the historic Bee symbol which replaced the fleur-de-lis (flower lily) during the rule of Napoleon. A very tasteful collection which stretches across the board from boots to outerwear. Here's what I found, click to see more..

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New Public Privacy hats will be available for purchase soon stay tuned for more news.

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Steve “Espo” Powers and Todd “Reas” James “Street Market”

Landscapes in a Chinese Style

Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein currently has his Landscapes In a Chinese Style collection being hosted by Hong Kongs infamous Gagosian Gallery. Lichtenstein's work gives tribute to the traditional zen themes and the beauty of nature. Read More At Gagosian.

Make that a Double Burger With Cheese..

Lupe Fiasco astounds his fans again, after dropping his mixtape "Friend Of The People" he reminds us of the movies that help mold us and help give way to a lot of today's creativity. A couple of days ago I came across Lupes Official Video for "Double Burger With Cheese"

Groceries, So Easy A Caveman Can Do It

The British company formally known as Tesco (now Home Plus) introduces the future of grocery shopping. An alternate and innovative way of buying food. Tested in Korea, Home Plus put up billboards in the subway illustrated with all the essentials found within a supermarket. The billboards are fitted with barcodes next to each items illustration, and oh yeah did I mention that these barcodes are smartphone accessible. The idea is that as a student, worker, parent etc etc you don't always have the time to do grocery shopping.. well imagine if you can get off the train scan a few items on a picture and by time you get home have those groceries waiting for you. Watch the video, come be as amazed as me!

Art For Breakfast... YIKES.

Art is inspiration, sometimes we need to get out of our minds --and into someone else's. At times thoughts can become a bit cyclic and repetitive, sometimes you forget that inspiration is everywhere and creativity is how you dress it. Heres some reminders... A couple pieces from New York native Johanna Guevera-Smiley. For more Click Here.

"Oh My God, They Killed Kenny!... You Bastards!" KidRobot x SouthPark

KidRobot drops a toy design using the infamous "always dead" South Park character Kenny. The "Dead Kenny" figure shows young Kenny dismembered with an array of slashes, the figure will be available at KidRobot July 21st in VERY limited quantities. For more details.

A Supreme Creative Influence

Remember that crazy photo in Vice Magazine, the one you couldn't help but stare at? Or that Lady Gaga Supreme layout... Well the inspiration comes solely from the creative, weird and mostly "unorthodox" mind of Photographer/Artist Terry Richardson (nerd glasses next to Lupe) . The Brooklyn native and one of the lead photographers of Vice magazine has had a huge impact on the fashion sub-culture and the world of photography. From his innovative art form and his grocery list of celebrities, this is definitely someone you want to take a closer look at, More Works

BATHING SIDE ADIDAS

 

 

 

Adidas releases there newest Bape collabo supposed to be dropping August 13th. Much anticipated since the first Adi/Bape collab, Adidas and Bape add a bit more detail to the shoe. It comes equipped with camo insoles, Bape insignia on heel and tongue of shoe, an a "Trefle en Chevrons et Bape" print by the notorious Adidas three stripes!! For more updates stay tuned in.     

 

 

It's Called "The Kaws Effect"

Graffiti artist, illustrator, toymaker, sculptor and painter Brian Donnelly aka "Kaws" speaks on the workings of Artistic Creativity, in this one on one with New York Times reporter Kathryn Branch. Donnelly talks about Getting started in the game, What were some of his influences, and How he turned a simple graffiti concept into unparalleled Originality. If your a fan of his work as much as I am this will be a great read.
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