Inky Little Sunbeams

Supremebeing launch their highly anticipated White Canvas Project range

Another legendary concept from Supremebeing - the White Canvas Project will see them hosting paint jams around the globe with specially invited artists and friends coming to create limited edition runs of prints on their favourite canvas: the humble white t-shirt.

For the first installment of the WCP, Supremebeing wanted to work with a selection of their most treasured artists and comrades. So for a few sunny days in July some of the UK’s most respected and influential street artists came together to help launch the WCP. A Cambridge barn not far from the head office was transformed into a street art Mecca, with salvaged objects such as rusty 60’s advertising signs, car parts, authentic wartime helmets, ammo boxes and retro furniture all upcycled by top street artists David Walker, Mr Jago, She One, Will Barras and Bue the Warrior.

Their work inspired the first print run of the WCP and it ain't half bad. Launched on Thursday it's now for sale here - there's also a pretty rad video to watch the artists at work. It's definitely a 'break time' fix. Enjoy.

^{Will Barras Tee}

 

^{Bue The Warrior Tee}

^{Mr Jago Tee}

^{SheOne Tee}

^{David Walker Tee}

What a great human being Steve Jobs was...truly inspirational.

Such a sad day for Mac lovers worldwide. Steve Jobs was living proof that the old adage of 'being a dreamer' coupled with the attitude to succeed can break boundaries and create an impact on the world.

His visionary outlook on life has personally made my work a pleasure and not a chore.

A truly inspirational being.  

Rest in peace Steve Jobs.

 

 

COLOUR CRUISING: Incredible uses of block colour by Matt W. Moore

Geometric shapes taken to the next level on street art by Matt W. Moore found on Unurth - only check it out when you've got some time to wander around and get lost in the world of street art...

^Paris

^Cincinnati

^{Somerville, Massachusetts}

Unexpected wool mood board for knitwear shoot...

I'm styling a shoot on knitwear for Stuff Magazine - now as Britain is in its hottest October since records began, I needed to put together a mood board for inspiration of the wonders of wool. When searching I found these excellent examples of wool art by Knit the City (telephone cover!)on Unurth and Insight collaborator Magda Sayeg (hot chick on knitted bike!)

Both projects have brought knitting into the 21st century and made it more fun and versatile than ever before. Right, I must focus on the job at hand but definitely check them out on your coffee break...