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July 8, 2010
OBEY x Strange Co. “Mr. Spray” Toy

Today’s reigning king of street art, Shepard Fairey, teams up with Vinyl Toy company Strange Co. to release the fully 3rd dimensional, 100% play-withable version of “Mr. Spray”. A character designed as a 50’s homage to the graffiti roots of OBEY. A character making it’s first appearance in 2004, and  a few years later released as a shirt-Mr. Spray looks to be A fun dude, with a rebellious smirk, and a pair of shell-toe Adidas. What more could you ask for in a desk companion? Available in red, black, and limited gold & silver. More photos after the jump.


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June 21, 2010
TRUE “Sharpie” Collection

Bay Area streetwear shop TRUE released it’s “Sharpie” pack this past weekend. The pack contains tees, crewnecks, and fitted caps in new colorways and even a new customized sharpie marker. A monochromatic black & white color scheme with a contrasting “True” handstyle adorns each piece from the fitted down to the marker. Keeping it mad sharp while displaying their love for the simplicity of a clean handstyle rendered with a classic permanent Sharpie marker. Ahh the simple joys in life. Available now at the TRUE online shop. More flicks after this…



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March 29, 2010
BEST.EVER

BEST EVER hails from the land of the UK. A place becoming more and more popular in the graffiti and street art scene, but BEST EVER brings something different to the table, in a world saturated with artists expressing similar styles BEST EVER mixes an eerie photo realistic style with abstract graffiti-esque forms. A must see- If you are into dope work check out the flicks after this….

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March 16, 2010
MAC x Retna x Kofie Mural

3 of the worlds dopest graffiti artists and mural masterminds team up to conquer a 100’ x 20’ wall to contribute to the Manifest Equality show in Hollywood, CA. An absolutely stunning and beautiful piece. I love to see these guys work together, they always produce magical work. Check out the time-lapse video after the jump…   

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March 11, 2010
Rebel8 Spring 2010

It’s about that time for Rebel 8 to bless us with some new swag. The illustrated designs from artist Mike Giant are looking clean and a little more graffiti influenced. A whole load of new items from Marilyn Monroe, Mishka Collabs, cardigans, jackets, and womens. Plenty of stuff for the whole family. Jump on it soon because REBEL8 is known for selling out FAST. Available now at the Rebel8 Online Store.

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March 3, 2010
New Yorker Embraces Graffiti

The New Yorker weekly magazine embraces it’s shunned past of railway graffiti with a humorous cartoon. It was printed only a couple of inches tall on random pages of the book, but certainly made a much bigger impact. The illustrations depict a graffiti artists getting busted for tagging, having to paint over it, then getting right back out there to bomb again. The artist is unknown, but check out the mini-comic after the jump…

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January 27, 2010
Gold Coin x Clout Box Set

In the upcoming issue of CLOUT Magazine, they decided to sit down with Gold Coin brand director Three to get some insight on the Bay Area-based brand. In honor of the issue’s feature, CLOUT and Gold Coin teamed up to release a special edition t-shirt box set. More info and pics after the jump.

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January 7, 2010
StreetArt: Grotesk

Grotesk, hailing from Europe but residing in NY, combines his native culture of Swiss design and New York hip hop style. His illustration and design stand out from the ordinary. Clean lines, bright colors, and big type are his forte, and work well for almost any circumstance, whether it be a CD cover, Poster, or t-shirt, Grotesk kills it! more after a word from our sponsors…

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January 6, 2010
Designer: Futura 2000

Pioneering graffiti artist/clothing designer/street culture icon, Futura has brought his unique style to brands such as: Recon, Nike, North Face, Medicom Toy, Undercover, Supreme, Levi’s, and A Bathing Ape…just to name a few. Evolving his 30 year career from bombing subway trains in NY to becoming a successful graphic designer and gallery artist, yet still staying true to his abstract approach to graffiti. Video and pics after the jump…

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December 10, 2009
Rare interview w/ Richard Hambleton

One of the pioneers of modern street art speaks of his evolution from his “Mass Murder” series of street art, or what Hambleton refers to as “Public Art”, which appeared all throughout New York from 1976 to 1979, to his modern day landscapes titled “beautiful paintings”.

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