Check out this video, and try to count how many logos used. (Good luck.)

Following up on our previews of the Evan Hecox x Incase ‘Curated by Arkitip’ collaboration, today we bring you the entire collection in its entirety. The range is based on three cities (New York, London, Tokyo), with a MacBook sleeve and iPhone Slider case designed for each city. All items are now available through Incase’s website.

See more images and a video featuring an inside look at Evan Hecox’s creative process after the jump.

The macro lens was invented to make everything look cool. Canon released the 5D MarkII so that even us mere mortals could create stunning videos. Such is the case with the clip above; add to that some great sound design, and the result is a video worth investing two and a half minutes of your time.

Following up on the MacBook sleeves Evan Hecox designed for Incase’s Curated by Arkitip project, we now bring you a preview of the Slider cases. The artist “re-imagined symbols of nationalism through his stylistic approach: breaking down the image, removing certain elements and emphasizing others, resulting in artistic interpretations that are both familiar and new.” There are a total of three Slider cases, which will go on sale February 9th.

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The sixth to person to collaborate with Incase on their ongoing Curated by Arkitip project is artist and designer Evan Hecox. Fascinated with the complexity of the urban landscape, his work portrays the everyday existence of average people within the modern metropolis. He designed three 15″ laptop sleeves that will go on sale February 9th.

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The work of Swedish architects, Elding Oscarson is this townhouse located in Lanskrona, Sweden. It’s only five metres wide and has an area of seventy five square metres. The Swedish firm did a great job to utlize the small space to the fullest. We love clean and minimal design so they get bonus points too.

More after the jump.

Doug Cunningham and Jason Noto, collectively known as Morning Breath have recently updated their website offering an extensive look at their portfolio. Also, check out the shop for some limited prints.

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The above video is part of Ku-Schneider’s bachelor project in Media Production at the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt, Germany, 2008. It features music by Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Together with Air, eBoy have created this new poster for Amnesty International’s Poverty is Modern campaign. It measures approximately 47″ x 33″ and costs €22, of which €4 will be donated to Amnesty International. You can purchase it directly through eBoy’s website.

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109 Lighting Books is the brainchild of Airan Kang.

After the jump check out more images and a video showing how the colours change continuously.