Graphic illustrator Jack Hughes has teamed up with River Island to give his interpretation of some of his favourite looks from the brand's AW14 lookbook.
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 September 2014
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Thursday, 6 March 2014
Stuff I Like: Cheyenne Randall's Tattooed Celebrities
Something other than clothes has caught my eye today. After browsing through Highsnobiety, I spotted the work of the very talented Cheyenne Randall.
Friday, 2 November 2012
Monday, 14 November 2011
ASOS/It's Nice That - Musical Creatives
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| T-shirts are priced at £25, and are available at ASOS now |
ASOS have once again teamed up with cult magazine, It's Nice That, for the third in a series of graphic based projects.
Music and design have been cleverly intertwined to produce a collection of brilliantly crafted limited edition t-shirts.
Five graphic artists, who also produce their own music, have been hand picked by ASOS to create their very own printed tee's.
Alongside the t-shirts, each will be sold with an 18" record of a track produced by the artist.
Pair the t-shirt with some slim fitted chinos and you'll be just as hip as the records!
Pair the t-shirt with some slim fitted chinos and you'll be just as hip as the records!
Sunday, 13 November 2011
Heavy Eco - Helping a good cause
Just because something or someone seems to be lost, it doesn't mean that they don't have a future.
This is the belief of Heavy Eco, whom gives Eastern European prisoners a chance to do something good and rehabilitate themselves.
Utilising their creativity, prisoners design unique products ideal for the fashion conscious male.
Durable and practical bags are cleverly constructed from discarded billboards, whilst organic t-shirts are inspired by old-school Russian prison tattoos.
But by no means are the brand promoting prisoners. In fact, they are trying to prevent people from committing crimes. Heavy Eco believes the roots to jail lie in childhood, so that's why 50% profits are donated to help homeless and orphanage children. And, of course all artisans involved (including convicts) get paid for their work!
Visit Heavy Eco now to read the story, and discover more.
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