Wednesday, May 1, 2013 at 11:20PM 
Vandals is the latest publication from talented German photographer, Nils Müller documenting the obsession of painting graffiti on trains from around the world.
One of my favourite photographers for his strong talent of capturing intimate images of illegal graffiti I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of the book.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at 9:58AM 
Californian based artist Thomas Campbell, known for his diverse range of work, has recently put his mark on this patchwork "Bow Tie" collection for Element. Being an advocate for the brand this seems like a natural move for the artist to further broaden his portfolio.
Element Skateboards, Skateboarding, Surfing, Thomas Campbell, art in Art, Fashion, Video Friday, April 19, 2013 at 10:16PM 
One of my favourite artists, JR has released a short documentary trailer for his current project, Inside Out. The world’s largest participatory art project, it encourages communities around the world to participate in the art process, wheat pasting their own portraits.
Alastair Siddons travelled the world with JR as he inspired communities to come together and make a stand for something. However, not everything ran as smoothly as you'd think.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 10:51PM 
KAWS has released his latest limited edition book, appropriately entitled DOWN TIME.
Compiled of work featured in last year's Down Time show at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, the book consists of 112 colour pages with a fine Italian hardcover.
For anyone that missed the exhibition, like myself, this is a great chance to see how the artist and his works have developed over time.
Graphic Design, Illustration, KAWS, art, book in Art, Lifestyle Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 9:21PM 
Tonight we headed down to Foot Patrol London to attend the UK launch of ALL GONE 2012 whereby people could pick up a copy of the limited book and get it signed by Michael Dupouy.
See some pictures of what went down after the jump.
ALL GONE, Foot Patrol, Sneakers, Streetwear, art in Events, Sneakers Monday, December 10, 2012 at 9:11PM 
Thomas Cardiff has applied his artistic touch to a pair of Vans Authentics, transforming an otherwise ordinary pair of shoes into an amazingly intricate eye-catching piece of art.
Using fabric fine liners, the artist depicts a scene of two magpies surrounded by leaves scattered around the entire shoe. The timepiece displays the exact time the particular client of these shoes was born; a nice personal touch.
Fabric, Fine Liner, Premium, Thomas Cardiff, art in Art, Fashion, Lifestyle, Sneakers Monday, November 5, 2012 at 8:51PM 
Renowned graffiti artist SheOne opens the Vapour Trail Series for London-based collective End Of The Line. This nicely shot short film shows the artist working on one of his popular abstract paintings, offering an insight into the process and the methods undertaken.
A fitting choice to kick-start the series, SheOne has been holding it down in London since the mid '80s. In recent years his artwork has seen him travel the world; a true example of a successful transition of art from the streets into the gallery.
Friday, May 18, 2012 at 7:52PM 
This tidy piece of kit comes from spray paint dons Montana. Taking the form of their infamous Montana Black can, the 2GB USB stick is a must for artists out there.
The 'cans' come packed in a miniature cardboard box just like its bigger brother and features 3 of the brands original paint colours - Knock out Blue, Irish Green and Pure Orange.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 3:30PM 
Artist Tom Sachs is known for his DIY bricolage sculptural works. He has joined forces with Nike to create a range of products which maintains the ethos behind his work and draws on the idea of space travel creating the NIKECraft collection of products.
The idea behind the project was the fact astronauts need to be as fit as professional athletes, withstanding the rigours of zero gravity, exiting the earths atmosphere and the substantial efforts to partake in what would normally be mundane daily tasks.
Saturday, March 31, 2012 at 6:41PM 
Parra's art exhibition taking place at MoMA, San Francisco is now open and we can get an insight into the beautiful piece of work entitled 'Weirded Out'.
The 60 ft mural is located on the second floor of the gallery and features Parra's trademark style in an effective black and white colour scheme. View the mural in more detail after the jump.
MoMA, Parra, San Francisco, Weirded Out, art in Art 
