French street artist, Invader has just completed his latest piece in his hometown of Paris. Consisting of two mosaics, it depicts Spider Man and a spider perched atop a tall building

Take a closer look below.

A year ago we reported that a short film was in the works covering the early life of Shepard Fairey. Directed by Julian Marshall, the film narrates the story of the Buddy Cianci billboard incident that occurred while Shepard was a Junior at the Rhode Island School of Design in 1990.

Following a successful KIckstarter campaign, the movie was finally completed, and it has now made its way online. You can view the full 20-minute film above.

Check out last week’s Moff here.

Remember Logorama? The 2009 Academy Award-winning animated short which focused on the use of logos and brands became a point of reference for corporate culture. Ludovic Houplain, studio director and co-director of the film, conducted an extensive year-long research project, collecting over 40,000 symbols and trademarks that represent our world today.

The monumental archive Houplain amassed is the foundation of Logobook, an ultimate logo reference guide, featuring approximately 7,000 specimens organized alphabetically, with information about the designers, year of creation, country, brand, and company.

The book is out later this month from Taschen.

Back in November, we covered a range of murals that Anthony Lister had painted while on a visit London, including the one above. Just recently, a video popped up of the Australian artist in action bringing the piece to life.

Check it out below.

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Today we bring you a selection of street photography from Philadelphia-based photographer, Stefan Abrams who captures a wide range of subjects and scenes which he comes in contact with during his daily treks throughout the city of brotherly love.

More images below.

One of the most anticipated sneaker releases of 2013 is the Grape V. Last retroed in 2006 and one of the most sought after Jordans, it will finally make a return next month on May 4th.

More images below.

Yesterday, Ghostface dropped the video for Rise of The Black Suits off the Apollo Brown remix edition of Twelve Reasons To Die.

The Rapha Continental was established in 2007 with the aim of rediscovering the lost spirit of cycling. To help realise that ambition, each year Rapha joins forces with some of the finest independent framebuilders from around the world.

The result is a growing collection of elegant custom bikes that reflect the craft and heritage of global framebuilding, bikes that are versatile enough to handle the wide range of terrain that the Continental riders encounter.

In 2013, the European framebuilders will include Amaro Bikes, Crema Cycles, Crisp Titanium, Edelbikes, Festska, St Joris Cycles, Vandeyk Contemporary Cycles, Vogel Fahrradrahmenbau and Tiziano Zullo.