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- Nitraid – Tokyo Aloha Series
- NEXUSVII x Kubizm – Shoe Name Plate
- Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama Pop-up Store at Dover Street Market Ginza
- Maiden Noir – Camp Cap Collection
- Apple iPhone 5 – Realistic Concept Rendered Replica | By Martin Hajek
- visvim Canvas Flora 20L Backpack
- Leica – Ed Templeton: A Professional Skateboarder Turns Artist | Video
- POrtal: Terminal Velocity – What If There Was A Real-Life PORTAL Gun? | Video
- Stussy x W-Line – How I Roll Cruiser “Racer” BMX Bike | Release Info
- Nike Air Foamposite Pro – “Miami Nights” Customs | By SmoothTip
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| NEXUSVII x Kubizm – Shoe Name Plate Posted: 14 Jun 2012 04:00 AM PDT
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| Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama Pop-up Store at Dover Street Market Ginza Posted: 14 Jun 2012 03:00 AM PDT
Dover Street Market Ginza
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| Maiden Noir – Camp Cap Collection Posted: 14 Jun 2012 02:00 AM PDT
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| Apple iPhone 5 – Realistic Concept Rendered Replica | By Martin Hajek Posted: 14 Jun 2012 12:00 AM PDT Unbelievable! Another Apple engineer “forgot” his iPhone prototype at a bar? Actually not quite. What you see here is actually a physical rendering of what the upcoming Apple iPhone 5 (or iPhone 2012) might look like. After picking apart all the information already leaked about the iPhone 5, including its purported dimensions, Martin Hajek (aka Martin uit Utrecht) put together a truly convincing replica with all the characteristics. He even included the supposed metallic case-back, a new feature reportedly done so by Apple to make the iPhone 5 even thinner. So convincing was Hajek’s handiwork that popular gadget/tech blog Gizmodo posted the story as a “leaked prototype” before changing the headline. Any thoughts on Martin Hajek’s uncanny Apple iPhone 5 facsimile? via: Gizmodo
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| visvim Canvas Flora 20L Backpack Posted: 13 Jun 2012 11:00 PM PDT The 20L Lamina backpack is visvim‘s flagship model, presented this season in a distinctive canvas flora design. The shell is crafted from Konbu treated cotton canvas, equipped with waterproof Riri zippers, detachable waistband and padded back and shoulder straps. The spacious main compartment has a laptop pocket with elastic sleeve insert and is complemented with an exterior front zip pocket. A cotton cord reinforced bottom panel and padded top handle round out the details. The visvim Canvas Flora 20L backpack, available in black, blue and brown colorways, is in stock now in limited numbers through End Clothing. end clothing
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| Leica – Ed Templeton: A Professional Skateboarder Turns Artist | Video Posted: 13 Jun 2012 10:00 PM PDT Leica presents a portrait of the artist in his own words. Ed Templeton of Huntington Beach, California, wears various hats — skateboarder, artist, businessman — and even as a professional skateboarder from 1990 to 1994, he was interested in photography. He pursued it in earnest once he quit skating professionally, carrying his camera wherever he went. Initially his objective was to document the skating subculture, ultimately realizing he needed to widen his scope because almost everything he saw was worth shooting. Templeton describes his generation of photographers as having grown up with a “snapshot aesthetic,” but he realized early on the need for a good camera. He shoots film exclusively and uses a Leica M6. Check out his perspective on life, photography and the creative process in the video below.
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| POrtal: Terminal Velocity – What If There Was A Real-Life PORTAL Gun? | Video Posted: 13 Jun 2012 09:30 PM PDT Fans of 2011′s popular PORTAL 2 video game by Valve Corporation have no doubt had occasion to wonder, “What would it be like to have a portal gun in real life?” For the uninitiated, the device essentially creates shortcuts through physical space, though Jason Craft‘s short film demonstrates there are inherent dangers for those who attempt to use the portal gun. Entitled “POrtal: Terminal Velocity,” the video depicts a world in which the portal gun actually exists. It went viral just a day after uploading, thanks to the astounding visual effects. Craft explains, “This was the most challenging project I have ever undertaken, consisting of 3D tracking, seamless camera cuts and 3D camera projection.” Shot by Mike Craft and Jason Craft, who also appear as actors along with Adam Rogers, the video is well worth a look, even for those unfamiliar with the game. Check it out below.
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| Stussy x W-Line – How I Roll Cruiser “Racer” BMX Bike | Release Info Posted: 13 Jun 2012 08:00 PM PDT The release of the old school BMX we previewed in April is finally just around the corner. This cruiser – inspired and modeled off the original dirt bikes from the early ’80′s, complete with a retro-style blue and white checkered frame pad and 20-inch wheels – is brought to you thanks to Stussy and W-Line. The bike includes Dia Compe brakes and saddle, Stussy branding and coloring, and Japanese-made NITTO handlebars. The pairing also made a promotional video showcasing the capabilities of the bike on and off road, just in time for its release, scheduled for this Friday, June 15, at select Stussy Chapter locations and online store. Release Date: June 15th, 2012 (Friday) © Freshness Mag, 2012. | Permalink | No comment | Visit us on Facebook  |
| Nike Air Foamposite Pro – “Miami Nights” Customs | By SmoothTip Posted: 13 Jun 2012 07:46 PM PDT With the Heat and LeBron James in the NBA Finals once again, the web been abuzz with Miami-centric customs, including this one particular design by SmoothTip. In sparkling “Miami Nights” colorway, the Art Deco and neon lights inspired decor applied over a pair of Nike Air Foamposite Pro. But this wasn’t a mere “brushed over”, instead, a calculated application of related colors helped to create the speckled appearance. Check out the rest of SmoothTip’s work of art after the jump…
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