Hyper Drive is a new video by Japanese photographer, darwinfish105 which takes viewers aboard Tokyo’s Yurikamome train line at what is probably somewhere near hyper drive and light speed. He managed to do this by taking long exposure images which were then sequenced together and sped up. The result is pretty intense.

Divided by Night and Divided by Night 2.0 (above) are the titles of Montreal-based artist, Shane Turner’s most recent works. The acrylic-on-canvas paintings are both surreal and photorealistic, depicting striped multi-colour, reclined nude female forms blending into striped multi-colour surfaces.

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Below check out a timelapse video of the artist creating the works from start to finish.

French techno artist/DJ, Gesaffelstein just dropped some awesome new visuals for Pursuit, which was directed by Fleur & Manu.

Martin Lehmann recently took a trip to Pusher Street, an outdoor weed market located in Copenhagen’s Christiania district. While photography and running (yes, running) is strictly prohibited in the area, the Danish photojournalist managed to capture what the local merchants are peddling. From the looks of it, there’s a wide array of assortments and more than enough variety to choose from.

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Well, not the Liverpool you’re probably thinking of. This new piece by Anthony Lister was painted in Australia’s Liverpool district which is about an hour west of Sydney. The area has recently had a small face lift by some of the country’s most active low brow artists including Lister himself who recently created a portrait in his trademark style on a big concrete cylinder .

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With the introduction of his latest signature model, the Busenitz ADV, Dennis Busenitz – a complete and total beast of a pro skater – took to the streets of San Francisco to showcase some of the technical features of his new shoe. The video features some great slow motion shots of Dennis in action.

The speed and style of this guy is unmatched.

Check out last week’s Moff here.

Next Monday, David Choe will be releasing his latest print through TE Shop. Titled BLANKET, the print is a watercolour of a “sleeping beauty wrapped in a reality distortion force field.” Each print features additional watercolours by the artist himself making no two alike. There will be an 18″ x 24″ edition of 48 for $448 and a rarer 27″ x 36″ edition of 16 for $669. If you don’t want to miss out, come Monday go to TE Shop at 9pm PST sharp.

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While we usually leave photos of people’s homes to Home & Garden, we thought you’d enjoy a NYTimes report taking a look inside Beastie Boys drummer, Mike D’s newly renovated house located in Brooklyn. Together with his wife, filmmaker Tamra Davis, and their two kids, they left their TriBeCa loft a year and a half ago and moved into the 3200-square-foot house after a six-month renovation period which had a budget of $500,000. As someone who never lived outside of Manhattan, the move wasn’t easy at first says Mike Diamond but was worth it, as now their older son can walk home from school by himself, an experience he himself missed out on as a child. “It was traumatic,” he said. “A very different city.” As to how the couple describe their aesthetic in renovating and decorating: “I think it’s kind of vernacular, sensitive, modern.”

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