Artist Tom McKinely does slightly surreal paintings of midcentury modern contemporary homes paying attention to the smallest details. He even adds famous art pieces from Roy Lichtenstein, Edward Ruscha, Cy Twombly and Damien Hirst as parts of the interiors.
“Back To Basics” is a series of paper craft objects taking cue from the simpler times lovingly recreated by french design duo Zim and Zou.
“Damage” an installation by Mike Murphy is made from 1,200 suspended black ping pong balls which, when viewed from the right angle takes the shape of an assault rifle. Topical and clever.
The Kicks On Fire crew always holds us down and today they take an in-depth look at the Perf pack. Check out the Alcon and Prelow at KicksOnFire.com. Photo cred: Whatthekicks
Artist Ed Fairburn did a series of portraits that were done on old military maps from World War II and then given dimension by overlaying them on top of colorful North America climate charts.
Psss. Psss. Some of our fall colorways have started to arrive. Take a closer look at this fresh fall Bedford at Shop.Vans.com.
Photographer Todd McLellan put together excellent book titled “Things Come Apart” where he explores 50 objects and 21,959 individual components pulled apart and then neatly organized.
Fall 2013 styles start shipping to retail locations this June and I can’t wait for the rest of you to see what we have coming out. This sneak peek is a tiny glimpse in the future. New colorways, new silhouettes and fresh apparel make their mark next month. Be on the lookout!
We are big fans of design works by Kyle Bean and this one is no exception. This time around he did a series of brains made out of toothpaste, newspapers and fruit with chocolate. Amazing.
London-based artist Aled Lewis has created a photography series that integrates classic video game characters into real life environments.
This edition of the Alomar takes black to the floor. Black laces, black soles, black uppers, black eyelets…all black everything.
Filmmaker Richard Bentley puts a new spin on the time lapse videos by using “Adobe Lightroom” selective color tool to give the city of Dubai, subject of this short film, a unique and futuristic look.
