Alec Soth

Here we get a look at a new pair of Air Max 90s. Dubbed, Fire Hydrants due to the red fire hydrant on the shoe’s tongue, it features a white/silver/black/patent blue colourway.

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In only a short three years, the next Olympics will be upon us. All of the UK is hard at work getting things ready, including Alan Clarke, who has some really dope minimalist designs. Just go over to his site and check them out.

pic and info: Alan Clarke

The good people at Tripwire magazine have put together a great little typography. This is stuff everyone should look at on occasion, even if it doesn’t one-up the epic ‘quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog’ typo.

We’ve already mentioned that Futura Laboratories is celebrating their fifth anniversary this year. To celebrate, not only have they released polos, but are now offering a canvas tote bag featuring their logo on one side, and the number five on the other.

pic and info: FL Shop

“I’m sorry Mr Wobble, you better come down to the station house…Your Son is dead” . Cannibal fruits and vegetables, and Mr. Wobble’s brutal revenge can all be enjoyed for your viewing (and hearing) pleasure in Kid606’s new video. Animated and directed by Joel Trussell.

A new exhibit recently opened at Philadelphia’s Independence Seaport Museum:

“Skin & Bones traces the origins, functions, and significance of tattoos in American sailors’ lives from the late 18th century onward and how merchant and naval seamen have kept this tradition unbroken and alive. It also connects current trends with historic tradition to enlighten tattooed and un-tattooed visitors alike about this often still misunderstood art form.”

Although by no means were sailors the first to tattoo themselves; they are, however, regarded as pioneers in tattoo culture, and in large part it is they who helped make it part of America’s cultural fiber.

The exhibit runs until January 3rd, 2010.

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Part of XLarge’s Summer collection is a collaboration with Casio. The two brands worked on the popular G-Shock DW-5600 model decorating it with XLarge’s logo and a diagonal striped pattern. The watch releases June 13th.

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Check out last week’s Moff here.

Way back in 1987, pop artist, Keith Haring took a magic marker to a skateboard, and decorated it with his trademark characters. Last week, it sold for a cool $16,250 at Phillips de Pury. On the auction block were also works from such artists as Ed Templeton, Shepard Fairey, Kaws, Cindy Sherman etc… Haring’s skateboard ended up being the third highest selling item.

pic and info: men.style.com