Aperitif is a recent project by Orlando Arocena. The Connecticut-based designer created a series of stylized interpretations combining macabre tones with sensuality on a set of three vector illustrations. They’re currently available as prints through Society6.

More after the jump.

Artist Mati Klarwein was commissioned by Miles Davis to design the cover of his 1970 album, Bitches Brew. Over 40 years later, the work of art has been resurrected on a new series of skate decks by Western Edition. The collection consists of four decks which feature the art work on both the top and bottom; the light portion is seen on the bottom and the corresponding dark portion is showcased on the top.

Available now at FTC.

pic and info: Western Edition

In our consumer society, we are plagued with an abundance of goods to choose from. The shelves of our modern emporiums stock a cornucopia of colourfully packaged products that scream for our attention. This plethora of commodities make purchasing even the most basic of products into no easy task. Whether its canned soup or soap, Pop Tarts or paper towels, or even beer or beans. The choices appear to be endless. These products and more are the subjects of San Francisco-based photographer, Richard Stultz’s series of images entitled Choices, which captures them in their natural habitats, visualizing the repetition displayed and just how mind-numbing the experience can be.

Take a look at more images after the jump.

In hologram form anyway. But the result is pretty mind blowing. Check out the video above and prepare to be amazed. I think I just saw a ghost.

Brooklyn spitter, Dom O Briggs drops Out Chea, the first video off his new album Always Inspire(d). Download the album here.

Check out last week’s Moff here.

The Footscape has long been a favorite to die hard sneakerheads. The unique upper with its side-lacing feature make these a stand out piece in any collection. This year marked the return of the classic runner as a hybrid in OG colourways with Free soles. Now things have started getting a little more lux, with the use of premium leathers and suedes on two NSW variations. One of which is this clean khaki colourway. It has just started arriving at European retailers including End.

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Growing up as a kid, you had to love everything about Transformers. The cartoon, the toys, and even the packaging. Created in an era before Photoshop, all the figures portrayed on Transformers boxes were painted by hand, and came complete with real texture and subtle imperfections that made them all that more awesome.

Take a look at some more amazing hand-crafted characters after the jump.

Edwin Tse is a New York-based photographer. He shoots everything from fashion to music, entertainment, landscape, and last but not least, he has a real talent for taking pictures of beautiful (half-naked) women. While looking at images of disrobed ladies can be pretty entertaining
on its own, Tse has a remarkable aptitude at bringing everything together and catching the perfect moment. His subjects, the settings, the lighting, the angle, the composition… It’s all in some ridiculous form of harmony few photographers ever manage to evoke.

Take a look at more of Tse’s images after the jump. (NSFW)