


MY NEW BEST FRIEND!
A new blog full of graphically interesting, but otherwise uncollectible, books that entered and exited bookstores quietly in the 50s, 60s, and 70s.
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NIKE SPORTSWEAR will be releasing three new autoclave models in the upcoming Fall and Winter Season’s including a Dunk Autoclave, Auto Flite Lite, and Auto Force 180. Autoclave is the term used to describe the midsole/outsole of these three shoes, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the term, it is also synonymous with the term vulcanized. The Nike Dunk AC will be released in the upcoming month as a Tier Zero release and it will come in the Black colorway pictured along with a Grey colorway. The Auto Flite Lite in the LA Lakers colorway and Auto Force 180 in a New York Knicks colorway will be released as a Quickstrike release during the Holiday 2009 Season.
Via Freshnessmag.com
I’m proud to announce SIXPACK FRANCE has been involved in the next issue of Los-Angeles based art magazine ARKITIP 0052, who has been art directed by my friend STEVEN HARRINGTON.
In addition to serving as a catalogue of previous and new artwork, the issue edition will premiere a new body of work by Steven Harrington & Justin Krietemeyer entitled “The Desert, 128 Miles northeast of Los Angeles” – photography by Brigitte Sire.
For such a special occasion, we have closely designed with Steven two exclusive products, including a limited tshirt and a very special product. Stay focus!
To make the neighborhood more livable and attractive, the city council of Rotterdam called in the Dutch company Mothership and the artist duo Transister (Nelleke Boerkoel and Hanneke van Leeuwen) from the creative production agency Shop Around.
Transister made an amazing pink graffiti artwork inspired by the styles and characteristics of young people living in the neighborhood.
This has resulted in a candy pink viaduct ceiling, hand painted pillars with super cool prints and slanting walls that function as a true portrait gallery portraying the young people from the neighborhood.
Via juxtapoz.com