It’s been another 365 days. 2009 was a big year for mashKULTURE, and from all of us here we’d like to thank you all for visiting, commenting, tweeting, retweeting, linking, and all the enthusiasm. We sincerely appreciate all your support, and your decision to read mashKULTURE. We hope to share with you more great content in 2010. See you there! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Take a look at some art by Baltimore-based illustrator, Jeremy Enecio.

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In our latest installment of following skaters around for the day, we get a glimpse into what an average afternoon is like with Brian Anderson. First some peanut butter and jelly sandwiches care of Elissa Steamer, and than a light skate session around San Francisco.

The Color Dial Spray takes a greener approach to graffiti and spray cans. Essentially a refillable spray can, it stores CMYK colours, which can be mixed to create virtually any shade of any colour. It even has two dials on the top, which adjust the hue and brightness of the colour.

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Amsterdam’s Patta and San Francisco’s Huf join forces to design a capsule collection consisting of crewnecks, t-shirts and snapbacks. The items release tomorrow at Patta and Huf. Although we have a lot of respect for both brands, when two big names such as them get together we’d expect much more than to have them just slap a not-so original graphic onto some tees and sweaters. mash rating: 4.5/10

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Beams and Timex team up to design a set of watches featuring Mickey Mouse, with his arms signalling the time. There’s a total of six colours, each coming with an extra watch band and special packaging.

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Kidrobot introduces their latest Dunny series featuring designs from 18 prominent and talented female artists such as Alex Anderson, Catalina Estrada, Klor, CW, Aiko, Kathie Olivas, Wendi Koontz, Koralie, The Baroness, Anna Chambers, Amanda Visell, Amy Ruppel, Julie West, Toofly, Junko Mizuno, Aya Kakeda, Tara McPherson, and Sara Varon. Each blind boxed 3-inch figure retails for $7.95 and comes with a trading card and some include accessories. Look for a release late January.

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New York-based Cookies-n-Cream launch their latest collection in collaboration with French illustrator Skwak. The range consists of four t-shirts, which aim at fusing certain elements that inspire their brand with Skwak’s character driven maniac world. You can purchase the tees now through Cookies-n-Cream’s online shop. mash rating: 7/10

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