Free iPhone Dock

Sep, 19. 2009 by Matt .

Sort of. It will cost you a single sheet of paper, and 5 – 10 minutes of your time. French designer Julien Madérou created an easy do it yourself solution to costly iPhone docks. It’s free to download and assemble. You’ll need an exacto-knife/scissors, a sheet of paper and 5 – 10 minutes of your time. What a neat idea. iPhone Paper Dock – via thedyeline

Nike’s Selvege Denim

Aug, 30. 2009 by Matt .

Nike has released two new premium denim colourways for the Blazer and  for the Terminator. The new denim pack is hitting stores as I type. Extra Butter has them posted online now, but you’ll be able to find them in select Nike retailers as well.

You can buy both the Nike Terminator-Hi Premium Selvege and the Nike Blazer-Mid Premium Selvage from Extra Butter for about $100.

The Fray’s Heartless Cover Video

Aug, 16. 2009 by Matt .

The Fray’s cover of Heartless has been floating around the net for a while now, it’s been almost a year since I’ve known of its existence at least, and now there is finally a video for it. It’s a lot of work for a cover if you ask me, but it’s cool enough. The director on the video was Hiro Murai with the animation done by Titmouse, good on them.

Blueprint 3 Details Released

Aug, 05. 2009 by Matt .

The artwork for the rapper’s latest album is much different than the previous. It’s actually artistic.

As one of the biggest– if not the biggest artist in the game, it goes without saying that this album has been one of the most anticipated albums since it was announced. With guest appearances by Rihanna, Nas, Drake, Mr.Hudson, and Kid Cudi and production from the likes of Kanye, No I.D. and Timbaland (according to the unofficial track listing) how could it not be one of the biggest albums of the year.

The album will be available September 11th, which will mark the eight year annaversary of the original Blueprint release.

Hit the jump for the full sized album art & the tracklist.

Banksy Exhibit

Jul, 14. 2009 by Brian .

England-based graffiti artist, Banksy, has made a name for himself beyond the Bristol area where he has done most of his work, to basically being known worldwide.  He’s known for satirical stencil pieces on topics such as politics, culture, and ethics but has moved on to more elaborate forms of art over the years.  Recently he had a show at the Bristol City Museum which featured not only stencils but also sculptures and animatronics.  Check it out: