GLORIA LOVES VALENTINE

Gloria Loves Valentine is a london based group of creatives which was establised in 2005 by Daren Montaque. GLV have been known to work with musicians, advertistment and styling, with names such as 'Swear London' and 'Goldielocks' in their clientele. The latest in their creative endevours has come in the form of two new T-shirts in their line of apparel. GLV presents the'Skull' and 'Gangster love birds' t-shirts which both represent the meaning of GLV, which is 'The ability to survive & really hustle, Morals & the truth'. Gloria Loves Valentine is doing a lot, and well worth checking out the website for more information on the T-shirts & upcoming projects.




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Mehdi Saeedi

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New 17″ Apple MacBook Pro

Apple announce the launch of their lightest and thinnest MacBook Pro to date. One of its most talked about features is Apple’s longest lasting battery ever to be implemented in any of its notebooks along with a new 17″ screen and various upgrades under the hood. Its new and improved battery takes the cake though, with a life of up to 8 hours on a single charge and can be recharged up to 1000 times — compared with only 200 to 300 times for typical notebooks. Along with an impressive 700:1 contrast ratio and 60% greater color gamut from its predecessor, the new MacBook Pro has elevated its price tag to $2,799. Further information and video can be found at Apple.com.


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Objectified Film Trailer

As the world of industrial design manifests itself in our daily lives, we often take a few unconscious seconds to analyze various designs yet rarely ever put some solid thought into the engineering and creation of these products. From the creator of the documentary “Helvetica” comes Objectified by Gary Hustwit. The video features a number of the world’s top designers as they offer their views and philosophies on design. A premiere is expected later this Spring.




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Louis Vuitton’s Stephen Sprouse Collection

To celebrate the launch of Louis Vuitton’s Stephen Sprouse collection, Louis Vuitton will be doing several things which includes redecorating New York’s SoHo Louis Vuitton store, releasing a series of limited edition items as well as hosting cocktail parties at their flagship store.

NEW YORK — Like the artist and designer who inspired the new collection, Louis Vuitton is heading downtown for its new Stephen Sprouse collection.

This week, the company’s boutique on SoHo’s Greene Street will be transformed into a Sprouse destination in time for the collection’s arrival.

“SoHo is a special place for the entire launch of the Sprouse collection,” said Daniel Lalonde, Louis Vuitton North America president and chief executive officer. “It’s in the proximity of where Stephen Sprouse hung out, so we are going to give the entire store a Stephen Sprouse feel. It will have a lot of reminders of Stephen Sprouse. We will be giving it a new identity.”

For instance, the company is wrapping the store in vinyl and spray painting neon graffiti all over the facade. The window display will feature a 6-foot neon light installation in Sprouse’s Rose motif. The store’s interior, enhanced with black brick wall facing, will also be sprayed with the neon graffiti.

The collection will launch in its entirety at the SoHo boutique on Thursday. The complete worldwide launch will follow on Feb. 2, though the Rose pieces will be available at Louis Vuitton stores worldwide starting Friday.

For the launch, the luxury goods company is also creating two limited edition pieces, which will only be available at the SoHo location: a Stephen Sprouse graffiti skateboard replete with a hard case monogram skateboard trunk, and a Stephen Sprouse “Roses” T-shirt. The company hopes to sell three graffiti skateboards with trunks for $8,250 each, and 70 T-shirts for $250 each. “I don’t expect them to last very long,” Lalonde said. “By Friday, there probably won’t be any more left.”

Proceeds will benefit Free Arts NYC, which provides underserved children throughout New York City with special arts programs. Vuitton is also making an undisclosed donation to the Sprouse Estate, as well as the Stephen Sprouse Memorial Scholarship Fund at the National Academy for Design here.

Sprouse became known in the Eighties for his graffiti art and fashion designs. In 2001, Vuitton artistic director Marc Jacobs collaborated with Sprouse and created an instant must-have accessories collection with the Monogram Graffiti collection. Sprouse died in 2004, and Vuitton made its first donation to the fund in 2006 when Jacobs created a scarf in Sprouse’s honor, using one of the collaboration’s leopard prints.

Vuitton will honor the late artist with three events this Thursday. The night will kick off with cocktails at the Vuitton boutique on Greene Street, with a simultaneous event at nearby Deitch Projects’ Wooster Street Gallery for the opening of the “Rock on Mars” Sprouse retrospective. Afterwards, Vuitton and Jacobs will host a bash at the Bowery Ballroom, featuring a performance by Sprouse’s friend Debbie Harry, followed by DJ Jus Ske. The venue is expected to have a Sprouse feel, with a special graffiti-and-neon decor.

“It’s something new from Vuitton to start the year off,” Lalonde said of the collection. “The product, design, and expression are uplifting and rejuvenating. That’s the feel we try to provide for the evening and for the collection.”


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Crash - Unfinished Business Exhibition

living in New York this ones for you . .

A living-legend who has successfully made the transition from street-level art to the galleries, New York’s Crash (John Matos) will present his work in an upcoming show later this month at the Joshua Liner Gallery. Earning a spot in limelight amongst the masses via a well-received custom guitar graphic for Eric Clapton, we look forward to seeing his latest work. The exhibition runs from January 17th to February 21st. See below for more details.

Crash “Unfinished Business” Exhibition
January 17th - February 21st
11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Joshua Liner Gallery
548 West 28th Street 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001
p: 212.244.7415




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An integral part of any cereal box has always been its design effort. Most of the characters involved in each project remain icons in the graphic world, reproduced in countless ways and on so many different fronts. The Imaginary World hits us with a hint of nostalgia, setting up an archive of some of the cereal world’s most timeless designs. Quite an impressive array of imagination and originality considering these were created before the days of the almighty Adobe creative suite. Check them out!













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