Archive for January, 2012
Wu-Sciples Print

To celebrate Wu-Tang’s 20-year history, Two Rabbits commissioned artist, Adam Hathorn aka Honkey Kong to design a commemorative print featuring the Wu in a Last Supperish setting with Big Baby Jesus front and centre. Measuring 18″ x 24″ and limited to 200, the 10-colour print releases today through Two Rabbits’ website.
More after the jump.
LRG 2012 Spring Lookbook

LRG unveils their lookbook for Spring. Motivated by the words ‘explore more’, they highlight their daily pursuit of exploration by using “Hangover House” as a backdrop to the lookbook. A historic structure known for being way ahead of its time, it was built in 1938 by William Alexander, and commissioned by explorer-writer Richard Halliburton to be an inspirational reminder to think outside. The collection itself consists of ’90s-inspired nautical wear, denim jackets, plaid shirts, hoodies, striped crewnecks, graphic tees, and much more.
Check out the lookbook after the jump.
Future Face

Future Face is a new series of highly impressive illustrations by Brooklyn-based artist, Billy Nunez, which reveal the inner workings of some unsettling female androids.
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Shit People Say
You’ve probably already noticed Shit People Say videos popping up all over the internet lately. Here we get a look at just a few of them, namely art world people, sneakerheads, mountain bikers, New Yorkers, and pro skaters (above).
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Neo Pop Surrealism by Stephen Hall

Stephen Hall is a New York-based artist who paints abstract shapes, still life forms or surreal figurative motifs, which are rendered as symbolic metaphors, contextualized as such by the use of intense vibrating colors, ambiguous light sources and spatial dynamics. The New York Times sums up his work pretty well: “His large canvases in vividly saturated acrylic show cultural conflict and homogenization: a Japanese woman who, on closer examination, wears a pattern of Eames chairs in her kimono and is clutching McDonald’s fries; a Native American against a patterned ground that turns out to consist of silhouettes of Windex bottles.”
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