If you missed out on the colourful Ludwig Van busts, here’s your second chance as Frank Kozik has teamed up with Fully Visual to produce the bust in metal versions. There will be four editions: silver antique ($100, limited to 40), brass antique ($110, limited to 30), copper antique ($125, limited to 20), and gold antique ($150, limited to 10), and will release Tuesday, March 2nd through Fully Visual’s online shop.

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Karmaloop TV was at the opening of Mishka’s new store in Echo Park. Check out the video for a guided tour of the shop by Greg Rivera.

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Part of XLarge’s Spring collection is their new striped zip-hoodie. It comes in white, with a choice of five different colours for the stripes. The side of the hoodie features an XLarge logo in a matching colour. mash rating: 5/10

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Recently ROA spent some time in the city of lights, and decorated a few walls with some great art.

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Han Kjobenhavn is a young sunglass brand out of Copenhagen. Launched in the Spring of 2008, they seek to blend simplicity and traditional craftsmanship with originality, taking inspiration from timeless designs. Their Spring/Summer collection has just hit their online shop, and select retailers including Garbstore. mash rating: 8/10

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For their Spring/Summer collection, Addict has put together a selection of new cut and sew shirts. The UK brand designed several long and short sleeved shirts in a variety of styles and colours. mash rating: 7/10

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Southern Californian label, Brixton has been expanding in leaps and bounds from a humble hat manufacturer to now designing a full-blown line of clothing for both men and women. The collection has both a vintage appeal and timeless quality to it, consisting of plaid shirts, hats, t-shirts, jackets, hoodies and more. Their Spring range has already arrived at retailers, and is also available through their online shop. mash rating: 8/10

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Take a look at some of Jeremy Pettis’ art. A graduate of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, his work is reminiscent of 1970s American style hand-drawn typography.

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