Graffiti mastery and eye for urban transformation.

by alexis marcou

A series of human-like homeless polar bears are walking in Washington DC getting people to think about global warming. By Mark Jenkins.
Via noquedanblogs.com

Don’t Panic are currently running a clothing design competition with New Era to create a new 59Fifty cap for them, and we’d like to see what you can do.

New Era pretty much have the market cornered when it comes to caps. As such, they’ve had literal boatloads of high & mighty guest designers, including Spike Lee, Danny Way, Travis Barker, Gym Class Heroes, Fat Joe, Dizzy Rascal, and Jake Burton. We’d like talented new designers and students to add to their catalogue with their hot headwear designs, so we’re opening this competition to give you the chance.

The winning design will become the next Footasylum exclusive and sold at Footasylum stores throughout the UK. We’re also offering two runners up 12 pieces of their own design.

Pick up a Design Template in store at Footasylum or apply online at Don’t Panic where we have a live interactive voting gallery. Entries open worldwide until 15 Nov.

Enter here

Michel de Broin

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Hip-hop design, graffiti and stuff.

I am very pleased to announce the launch of my Redesigned & Reloaded 2008 Portfolio Website:
http://www.mwmgraphics.com

*Updated with over 50 freelance projects and commissions from this year across disciplines (All previous work is still featured in 2007 Portfolio Archive). New Vectorfunk Posters, Prints, Books, Tees, and Skateboards in the Shop. Recent Press Clippings, Features, Interviews, and Gallery Bio. And the new MWM Graphics “So, what can you do for me?” Capabilities Section.

Surf through and check it out.
Enjoy! –MWM

The work of Raid71 aka Chris Thornley

Destructive Arts Series Photograph by David Omoyele.

Hey people, first post and image upload for www.parkourgenerations.com…

Full Res version here: Sparks

Project entitled “Mossenger” by Anna Garforth. The artist states “Living, breathing graffiti. An on-going project experimenting with public space and street art, the moss acts as a healthy alternative to spray paints, eventually colonising and taking over the wall.” -Adriana de Barros, from Scene 360

www.hellodesign.blogspot.com

This is the first time that I am seeing Fence art. Wow! Created by Dutch design house Demakersvan, they state: “The Lace Fence project translates that line of thinking. Fencing is a sign how we modified and cultivated our environment. Like brambles fences are rising rampantly around us. What would happen if a patch of embroided wire would meet with and continue as an industrial fence. Hostility versus kindness, industrial versus craft.”
-Adriana de Barros, from Scene 360

roofs published a new self-promotional material. It is available to view or purchase on the site. Have fun.

Panos 2013 is a street art project organized in Lyon (France), where 52 international artistes were invited to create fake roadsigns.

I found myself getting sucked into his vast Behance portfolio. Check it out!

The “Fabryka Trzciny” Artistic Center is one of the few, if not the only place, concentrating all forms of artistic endeavour: painting, photography, theatre, music, as well as a mini-library and spaces for meetings and promotion of modern writers, publicists, politicians and interesting personalities. ”Fabryka Trzciny” is a place Warsaw has waited for a long time. 

The “Fabryka Trzciny” Artistic Center: www.fabrykatrzciny.pl
Creative Support CAFT: www.pompidou.pl

Flake TV continue their innovating of videocasts from people all over the world that present their favorite fashion shops. This time it’s WeSC’s time to be featured and presented. Go watch the video, and if it’s your first time there make sure you check the other videos as well. Well worth the time.

Useless

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Throw sneakers and shoes over the electric wires was a common tradition on the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro (the north zone), back at the 70’s/80’s; the spot sometimes were selling drug point. And also, some kids at that time used to throw their shoes over the wires on their last day in school.