Henryk Lobaczewski

Check out a series of still lifes by oDedaLo, entitled Coffee Time.

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Coming soon from Casio is the latest addition to the G-Shock family, the GDF-100. Boasting a Riseman-like twin sensor, the watch features an altimeter, barometer and temperature readout for when you’re in the extreme elements. Although not many of us will make use of these, it will still be worth grabbing one just for the looks once they drop in March. mash rating: 7/10

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Insa is currently in San Francisco where he painted this mural on the side of a corner store located at Scott and Oak. The UK artist, who is preparing for his solo show Fifty24SF Gallery, covered the wall in his trademark Heels design.

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Check out a preview of Supremebeing’s Spring/Summer collection. The new range focuses on distinct colour stories, custom fabrics and progressive design. For men, it’s all about geometry and subverting the classic, while for the ladies they turn to nautical styles for inspiration with stripes, subtle blues and yellows.

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For the Spring, Supra releases the latest styles of the Stacks model. Terry Kennedy’s signature low top sneaker will hit stores in a total of eight new colourways, sporting a range of materials. mash rating: 6/10

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Our favourite mini street-based installation artist, Slinkachu shows us his first piece of 2011, The Last Resort. This is also the first work revealed from his new solo show, Concrete Ocean, which opens March 2nd at Andipa Gallery in London and will feature a mixture of new images and installations.

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Although we almost never report on custom sneakers or toys, we felt we had to show you Sket One’s latest 8″ custom Dunny. Made in the same vein as his condiment Dunnies, this new Tabasco Dunny is limited to only ten, each signed and numbered. They release this Friday through Sket One’s website.

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GREEND portrays the story of Pierre André Senizergues, an environmentalist and former world champion skateboarder from Paris. Using music, mostion and digital imagery, GREEND reveals Senizergues’ foundation of skateboarding, connection to the environment and the fusing together of the two to become one in his existence.

His journey begins with his arrival to California to fulfill his dream of skateboarding. A sewquence of tricks represent a progression and evolution of the skate culture from the 1970s to the present, where how you ride is a reflection of who you are. Flowing together effortlessly into a dream, all that is seen is the skateboarder’s movement on his board. Senizergues’ passion for the environment and skateboarding mirror one another to show the connection of how lightness on the board translates to lightness on the planet. From grinding the streets to greening his world, Pierre André takes the ultimate ride to lighten his footprint on eearth, while keeping his feet planted firmly on his skateboard.

info: GREEND via fubiz