Just recently, Ryohei Hase updated his website with a few new works. The Tokyo-based illustrator has once again managed to create some stunning images in his familiar super-realistic fantasy style.

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Here we bring you some of the latest t-shirts by 2K by Gingham. The small Californian company chooses to work with a wide variety of artists who contribute designs. Names they’ve worked with in the past include Ari Marcopoulos, Kuntzel & Degas, Jeremyville, Yoko Ono, and Misha Hollenbach (co-founder/desinger for PAM). The latest t-shirts have just arrived at Parisian retailer, Colette. mash rating: 6.5/10

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Dave’s Quality Meat have teamed up with Crescent Down Works on some goose down jackets. They feature a removable hood, leather reinforced buttons, inside zipper pockets, and are both lightweight and stuffable. Look for them in store tomorrow, and online next Monday. mash rating: 5/10

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MINDstyle provide a look at an upcoming toy designed by Buff Monster. The new Buff Bunny character measures 8″ tall, and will release in the Spring. mash rating: 7/10

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Reebok have also teamed up with Huf to have them designed a pair of sneakers to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Pump. It is limited to only 31 pairs, and will release November 21st at Huf’s Hayes location. mash rating: 7/10

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Obey gives us a look at the latest print by Shepard Fairey. Based on a photo by Glen E. Friedman of the legendary Dogtown Skates founder, Jim Muir (who is Mike Muir’s older brother by the way),  the print is limited to 450, and is numbered and signed by both the Fairey and Friedman. It will release this Thursday through Obey’s online shop. A portion of the proceeds will go towards supporting Jim Muir’s medical bills.

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About a month back, we first reported on Mighty Healthy’s seriously dope t-shirt paying tribute to American Psycho. The tee finally landed online yesterday on Mighty Healthy’s online shop. Get them while they’re still available.

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Mostly known for his huge glossy sculptures, Pop artist Jeff Koons has revealed a set of new large-sized canvasses as part of his ‘New Paintings’ exhibit, which opened last Saturday at Los Angeles’ Gagosian Gallery.

See work from the show after the jump.