Com-raid has put up a recent interview with Andrew Lee from invisible:man. Check it out. here.

“We’ve gone from a period where streetwear aesthetics were vibrant and lurid to everything now being very ‘tastefully’ drab and anonymous. Where to from here? What aesthetic trends do you see in streetwear and who right now is setting them?“

“I see a bunch of bullshit.”

Thats right, down at D’nut deluxe.

Melbournes finest, Donuts Deluxe.

“Drawing is still basically the same as it has been since prehistoric times. It brings together man and the world. It lives through magic. ” Kieth Haring 4-5-1958 ~ 16-2-1990

Commemorating the work of this influential legend, Nice Produce has released the Haring portrait T by stencil artist Peat Wollaeger. Only 100 made, 50 black and 50 white.

Available here on niceproduce.

Before leaving, down at Everfresh to scan some artwork off a wall for a T-shirt that were about to release on Nice Produce, took a few snaps of old Meggsy who was working on some artwork. The pieces were for a commercial job so i couldn’t post the shots until now.

Everfresh, where the magic happens. (Click to view big)

Concordia Discord

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The Kieth Harring portrait in its original home by Peat Hollager and Meggs, lovingly scanned, stitched together on the plane, spec sheeted and is about to go online.
Limited to 50 black and 50 whites.

Our brothers from a warmer climate, the lads from Project Midas are walking the path to dope-product-Valhalla with the release of Tedox. A collaborative piece of dangerous military might with sneaker customizer SBTG.

Get one right here.

Paul is apparently from Melbourne, has been busy working on various animation and game project and don’t know much else about him, outside of that which can can be ascertained from his animation and pixels. And that is that he’s pretty fucked up / awesome.  I figure that’s more than enough.

Check out more of his work here on his live journal. or at the Mecha Fetus VisualBlog

Melbourne artist Drew One is synonymous with the undergread Dub Step scene of this fair city, creating, long with Jagi some of the most original artwork of the decade.

Drew recently brought a breakdown of extremly limited t-shirts based on artwork he created for the Goth Trad party late last year, titled “Sound Warrior” these are dope collectibles that come with a price tag but are well worth it.

Get them here.

(Sorry about the photo’s, we’re still getting our heads around our new studio lights.)

Zombie Buddha, by Nice artist Ben Brown.

Now available here.