Check out some works from Vancouver-based artist, Drew Young.

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We showed you the Fall lookbook from Heel Bruise last week, but the Cali label just dropped a new one, dubbed Intermission. The collection is now available at in stores, and will hit Heel Bruise’s online shop in less than two weeks, but if you can’t wait until then, hit up sales@heelbruise.com to place your order now.

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Today we get a look at a new pair of Air Max 90s. This latest version sports a medium grey/white-black colourway in a suede and mesh upper. Available now at Nice Kicks. mash rating: 7/10

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Diane Arbus

Jean-Christophe Naour, a french Interaction Designer is the brain behind Kinect Graffitiâ„¢, a digital graffiti tool using Microsoft’s Kinect camera. The idea behind the project is to use Kinect to track the motion behind graffiti, to visualize the body and its movement through different angles in real time, along with the surrounding space.

Would be pretty cool to capture someone doing an actual tag or bomb using this technique.

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Zoo York teamed up with photographer, Brian Kelley to produce a new set of decks. The Streets of New York series consists of eight pro decks, each featuring a photograph of a particular New York landscape. Available soon a ZY dealers.

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For the new season of HBO’s How to Make It in America, the Mishka crew was filmed for a promo video, and asked to design a special graphic for the show.

Mishka co-founder, Mikhail Bortnik states: “Besides getting our name and mugs on TV this is all pretty friggin’ cool considering the show’s plot line basically runs in sync to Greg’s and my own frustration, struggles and adventures in getting Mishka off the ground. For the bumper, the show came to our headquarters and did a short interview segment with Greg, our art director Mike Jones and Myself about the early days of the brand and our inspiration to get it started.”

The graphic they created was turned into a t-shirt, raglan and pullover hoodie that will only be available via JackThreads for just under three days.

Since we here at mashKULTURE love our denim, it’s always with much excitement when we discover a new place to stock up on some quality jeans. One such vendor is UK-based online store, Denim Geek. As the brainchild of two bearded clothing fanatics, the site was first established as a blog in 2009 and has recently made the jump into online retail. These guys pride themselves on their knowledge of denim and currently carry a carefully curated selection of international denim brands such as Edwin, 3sixteen, A.P.C, Garbstore, Naked & Famous, and much much more.

Being a small online store, the guys can concentrate on offering each and every customer a relaxed and personal buying experience and will go out of their way to answer any questions sent their way. The blog is an added bonus and offers news and advice from the world of denim. Make sure you check them out at www.denimgeek.com. They ship worldwide and currently any orders over £150 come with free shipping.

Take a look at a new project from Lyon-based duo Me and Edward, entitled Metamorphosis.

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