Mishka have just unveiled their Summer lookbook. Shot by Caesar Sebastian in Los Angeles, the lookbook stars Diplo, The ’87 Stick Up Kids, Wavves, The Glitch Mob, Nadastrom, Tearist, Congorock, HEALTH as well as Pictureplane who showcase the latest goods which includes button downs, polos, t-shirts, snapbacks, New Eras, tank tops and much more. mash rating: 7/10

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Participating in this year’s COLA is Mark Dean Veca, who revealed three new large-scale paintings featuring familiar pop icons including food mascots Tony the Tiger, Charlie the Tuna, and Mr. Koolaid, all which appear in the artist’s distinctive, trademark style.

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Zoo York unveils the first set of decks from their Summer collections. The Bridge Wars consists of six decks, each featuring a particular NYC bridge, shot by Sean Cronan. Available now at select Zoo York dealers.

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London-based, miniature installation artist, Slinkachu has just updated his site revealing one of his latest pieces entitled One Day, Son.

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Crooks & Castles release the second delivery from their Summer collection. Items in the latest drop nclude a few new short sleeve shirts, polos and tees with a heavy offering of tank tops and shorts. mash rating: 5/10

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Makers of the world’s most advanced panoramic video cameras, Kogeto takes their skills to the iPhone 4 with their new device called Dot. Easily attached to the iPhone, it creates stunning 360 degree panoramic videos. How, you ask?

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Black Scale releases their second batch of t-shirts for the Spring. Included in the drop is a total of five new designs, which come in three colourways each, with your choice of either regular tee or v-neck. Get them now with the rest of the Spring tees through Black Scales’s website. mash rating: 5/10

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So the world did not end on May 21st as some had predicted, and if you didn’t throw your computer out the window or max your credit cards in despair, you can pick up Ben Frost’s new stencil on canvas piece. Measuring 40 x 50 cm, it’s limited to only 10, signed and numbered, and can be purchased at Stupid Krap.

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