A model sits in a plastic garden chair at the bottom of a drained pool in an indoor waterpark while skaters bust tricks and slalom around her. That’s the basis for One Day in Paradise, a new editorial from Desillusion issue #40. Above is an artsy video showing how the shoot went down.

Young & Rubicam designed some clever new ads for Playboy South Africa, which quite ingeniously inform readers that the magazine is more than just nekkid women.

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Seen in issue 2 of LA-based magazine, Treats! is a vibrant piece shot by Ben Watts called Breaking Away, which features a bunch of nude chicks posing with brightly coloured bikes.

They also put together three behind-the-scenes videos from the shoot, which you can check out after the jump.

For its 44th issue, Clark Magazine asked to the Dutch artist Boris Tellegen aka DELTA to create an exclusive cover. Recognized as one of the pioneers of graffiti in Europe, he now applies his geometric style on sculptures, installations and collages and exhibits in galleries around the world. To celebrate the release of this issue, Clark Magazine will hold its first exhibition in France in partnership with Carhartt from September 17th through September 19th at DOOR STUDIO in Paris.

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The September issue of Juxtapoz magazine features a double cover. On newsstands, you’ll see the one on the left designed by Retna, while the one on the right, which was done by Insa will be arriving to subscribers’ doorsteps. Both are pretty sweet, and each issue is always packed with great content so make sure to pick up a copy.

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Check out the cover of Art Nouveau magazine’s Summer issue, which was designed by Ron English. The cover alone is reason enough to grab a copy. If that’s not enough, the inside has former Terry Richardson assistant Keicchi Nitta talking iconography; there’s a feature on Fahamu Pecou, Sarah Weaver Mr. Brainwash, and J*DaVeY; fashion editorials featuring clothing by Mishka, Gold Coast Trading Company, Pepper + Pistol, Stevie Boi Shades, Fresh Printz, Chilly O and more.

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For the third issue of It’s Nice That, Dutch artist Parra designed an exclusive print that comes with the magazine. However, only those who pre-order the bi-annual periodical will receive the 99 x 55 cm print. You can pre-order here until March 31st.

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Originally produced for the Rockwell Mobile Pop-Up Shop is this zine by Parra titled Drawings & Studies. The 48-page publication features a collection of drawings and sketches by the Dutch artist, and is signed and numbered, limited to only 25. It also comes packaged with the Parra Soundsystem CD – The Art of Partying. It is now available through Arkitip’s website.

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Once again, Terry Richardson teams up with Supreme to put together a photoshoot, this time for the fifth issue of Supreme Magazine. It features the scantily clad Rosa Acosta in Supreme bikinis posing suggestively with accessories including cards, keychains, knives, etc… Hit up Supreme’s website soon as they will be uploading a video of the photoshoot. Until then, check out the images.

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American comic book artist and cartoonist, Chris Ware designed a Halloween-themed cover for The New Yorker. The artist creates a clever juxtaposition showing the children’s faces bathed in light from the homes while the parents’ faces are lit up by their iPhones. Ware also provided some content inside the pages of the magazine as well. Check it out here.

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