Individual Sole

Doze Green merges influences from his East Coast graffiti and b-boy background with a painting style he refined on the West Coast. The resulting artwork is complex and intensely symbolic, serving as a means of both social commentary and self-awareness. His interest in the duality of the human condition is reflected throughout his pieces. Doze Green’s work has been displayed in cities across Europe, Japan, Australia, and the United States.

via UpperPlayground’s WalrusTV

Complex Magazine interviewed local Denim purveyors, Kiya Babzani and  Demitra Georgopoulos of Self Edge to get the mass population educated on the whole raw denim movement.  Great read that you can check out HERE.

In Complex’s August/September Style & Design Issue, they sat down with Brian Donnelly, A.K.A. KAWS, who if you didn’t know has collaborated with N.E.R.D., Kanye, Clipse, etc.  Find out more about this influential artist by checking the interview HERE.

Lavishlivez2 interviewed A.R.C.’s Jesse Villanueva to discuss the recent A.R.C. x Nike Sportswear Dunk High Tier Zero release.   It’s a good insight on how the shoe came about.

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Inquiringmind sits down with Wings & Horns founder Craig Atkinson (ReigningChamp, W+H) and creative director Brian Mendoza (W+H) to talk about the brand and the quality they put into each piece.  Check it out here.

If you were a kid in the mid eighties, then are familiar with John Pound’s work, he’s the artist responsible for drawing the phenomenon that was Garbage Pail Kids.  It was released by the trading card company Topps in 1985.  For our Stussy’s Spring 2009 collection, they worked with John on a series of tee shirts, mixing his famous style with Stussy’s iconic imagery.  Check out the full interview between Stussy and John Pound HERE.

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