hey where d'ya get those? where d'you find that? where'd this concept come from? no i haven't heard about this...yet. It's all out here, you just have to make it look better. Holding on to our young ideas, undefeated we stand.
New spot by the hippie (I know that was an easy one) folks @ Goodbye. Tight motion design by Motion Theory. Very nice. (yes I’m late on this one, but who cares).
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A cool exhibition curated by Freshjive. You're talking about gangsters? Old school flava...
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Tag has always been considered as the evil branch of Graffiti. “Yeah, you understand, there’s less colour, less character, just less feeling, it’s less creative…” Whatever. I love tag. It’s rough. It’s about getting up, quick and clean. It’s a small “schnapps” disturbing your digestion of the urban environment.Labels: Street
This is a very good article by adbusters. Read it. You’ll learn something. Maybe. If I do agree with some points, overall I ‘m not convinced. This article points out that limited editions are bad, that Nike is abusing “poor” and “young” sneakerhead/skaters… But I don’t see any difference between the “kicksaddict”and any collectors. A car collector, if into Aston martin, will kill for a DB5. But no one is calling him names… He is just passionate. The only difference is the media hype around this industry right now. But everything runs in cycle. This trend like others will die. Well actually, it’s already dying. Not business wise, the alternative sneaker industry is going great (by alternative, I mean non athletics). But look at how many people are in this game now. How many models are coming out now? From how many brands? It’s crazy.
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Account Director-Digital Strategist, Digital Agency, London
