SKIMS goes back to the beginning, the 2000’s pop-culture heyday of bedazzled flip phones and the now iconic velour tracksuit worn by so many starlets looking to shop. She teams up with Paris Hilton for the Paparazzi inspired shoot.
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Paintings by Kehinde Wiley
“Kehinde Wiley’s paintings often blur the boundaries between traditional and contemporary modes of representation. Rendered in a realistic mode–while making references to specific Old Master paintings–Wiley creates a fusion of period styles, ranging from French Rococo, Islamic architecture and West African textile design to urban hip hop and the “Sea Foam Green” of a Martha Stewart Interiors color swatch. Wiley’s slightly larger than life size figures are depicted in a heroic manner, as their poses connote power and spiritual awakening. Wiley’s portrayal of masculinity is filtered through these poses of power and spirituality.” – ZelliImani
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Digital Illustrations by Michael Broderick
New York artist Michale Broderick creates intimate and symbolic imagery using bold color blocking and hyper-masculine tones. See some selected works below:
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A Look Back at 60’s Japanese Magazine Covers
1960’s Japanese magazine covers illustrated by artist Satsuko Okamoto (1945-) See some selected covers below:
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A Bull Terrier’s Illustrated Adventures
Illustrator and pet lover Rafael Mantesso throws his lovable Bull Terrier in some playful hand-drawn situations. From, sledding on a doughnut, and thoughtful self-awareness. See some selected works below:
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Liquor-filled Bonbons by Rokka-tei
Rokka-tei makes getting a little messed up a little more okay by balancing hard liquor and delicate bonbons. encased in a delightful tin and soft pastel florals. Who needs a flask when you have something so cutely discreet.
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Onesies with Blamo
The right way to Onsie is the way Blamo does it. See his high energy photography series embracing the inner anarchy of the popular children’s attire. See the series below:
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Your Favorite Meme’s are Tangible
Japanese artist Meetissai turns popular animal meme’s into hilarious miniature figurines. See some selected works below:
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Beyoncé WHO? Jonah Hill is Collabing with Adidas.
Actor Jonah Hill is stepping up his fashion connections and has revealed on his twitter that an Adidas collaboration is now in the works. His Twitter reads: “This is the official announcement that I’m partnering with adidas,” it reads. “Thank you adidas for trusting me and believing in my ideas and pushing them to become even better. This is a dream for me to start the journey of creating with a team I respect and love.”
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Popculture Watercolor Paintings by Kevin Wada
Your favorite pop culture characters make an appearance under the artistic eye of watercolor artist Kevin Wada. From Star Wars to Drag Queens and everything in between. Support the artist and purchase prints here
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Pantone reveals its 2020 Color of the Year
They yearly revaluation of the color companies choice has been set at a comfortable blue (aka. Pantone 19-4052). Pantone states the blue has “a reassuring presence instilling calm, confidence and connection […] Associated with the return of another day, this universal favorite is comfortably embraced.” “A boundless blue evocative of the vast and infinite evening sky, Pantone 19-4052 Classic Blue encourages us to look beyond the obvious to expand our thinking; challenging us to think more deeply, increase our perspective and open the flow of communication,” added Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of Pantone Color Institute. “We are living in a time that requires trust and faith. It is this kind of…
