Features, Special Buy this shirt Designed by Portland-based Blaine Fontana, Vacation comments on the dichotomy between harmony and imbalance that nature and humans live through every day. Combining unconventional 2D graphics with a hand painted 3D house, Vacation marries old and new…
Features, Special Buy this shirt In winter, the trees shed their leaves, and in spring the ladies shed their clothes. Designed by Brooklyn-based Lemar & Dauley, Naked Eye explores the female body and the male gaze, stylized with curvaceous ornamentation inspired by…
Features, Special Buy this shirt Designed by Portland-based MWM Graphics, a.k.a. Matt W. Moore, Devil in the Details is inspired by Art Nouveau’s decorative, yet, dark elements. The ornate, organic flow of the artwork is offset by a black-on-black print preventing the…
Features, Special Comic book fans are an impatient and fickle lot. Summer blockbuster season can sometimes seem a long time away, so what do they do to while away those eight months? Most go to forums and bitch about everything from the…
Features, Special, STD, Survey We start our story in the mid 80’s. Ronald Reagan was still in office. People weren’t yet convinced that McDonalds was all that bad for you – after all, would a clown sell you something that could be detrimental to…
Features, Special Format rounds up 2008 (albeit a bit late) with Top 10 lists from our friends and family. See why you are the reason the Internet is killing sneakers, why not to get on a plane with the owners of Hoodman,…
Features, Special 10. Dee & Ricky – Heart Broaches An accessory made out of Legos getting noticed by Marc Jacob, certainly says something about the accessory. The “Heart Broaches†by Dee and Ricky are an inventive, fun item that caused some heads…
Features, Special Among the tens of thousands of projects in typography, Behance was asked to select ten highlights for 2008. To complete this task, Behance’s Chief of Design, Matias Corea, reviewed all of the community favorites as well as the works on…
Features, Special I never really thought I wore hats all that much until folks started rolling up on me like “Didn’t recognize you with hair!” It’s cool guys, I forget people’s names all the time too. Occupational hazard. Where was I going…
Features, Special Part fashion statement, part marketing vehicle – the six panel fitted baseball cap has been a cross over success story, leaping genres, generations and nations. In 2008 cap collectors were blessed (or cursed) with a saturated market. Competition often brings…
