This is a great print, dudes puts out nothing but quality.

Victor Reyes is a San Francisco based artist known for his graffiti and fine art. His artwork lives in the streets and in galleries which has earned him an international acclaim with a diverse audience. This is his first serigraph with Paperworks Laboratories and he pulled out all the stops. Each layer of this screen print was hand separated which means this entire edition has been completely hand done. No computers used and looks as close to a painting as possible. This will be released Friday, June 11th at 12 PM PST.

11 Color Screenprint
Printed on French Paper heavy stock 100% archival paper.
Dimensions: 24x 34 Inches.

Edition of 100
Signed, Numbered, and Embossed
By The Artist
$100 + S&H

For the real fans of the game

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2010 World Cup South Africa
This special issue of Arkitip Magazine celebrates the world’s greatest sporting spectacle—the FIFA World Cup—seen through the eyes of New York City’s own Chinatown Soccer Club with support from official FIFA sponsor adidas.

Founded in 2002, the Chinatown Soccer Club is a crew of artists, photographers, designers, writers, skateboarders and like-minded creative individuals. This diverse collective, united by a passion for this beautiful game, converges on New York City’s Chinatown year-round in all weather and seasons for friendly morning matches before heading to work.

The 2010 FIFA World Cup will be the 19th FIFA World Cup, the premier international football tournament. It is scheduled to take place between 11 June and 11 July 2010 in South Africa. The World Cup is the most widely-viewed sporting event in the world, where an estimated 715.1 million people watched the final match of the 2006 World Cup held in Germany. Italy’s team are defending champions.

Contributors:

Gerhard Stochl
Justin Fines
Dan Funderburgh
Peter Sutherland
Kevin Trageser
Dominic Neitz
David Mashburn
James O’Brien
Colin Matsui
Rachel Domm
Chris Toy
Andy Rementer
Nicholas Haggard
Ryan McGinness
Atiba Jefferson
Brad Elterman
Misaki Kawai
Alessandro
Zuek Simonetti
Oliver Kann
Misha Hollenback

6.5 x 9.5 In. (16.51 x 24.13 cm)
160 pages + covers
Four color offset printed, perfect bound
Bundled neatly in a goal netting cord lock bag
Hand packaged & numbered ltd. edition of 2000

Packaged with a 18 x 24 In. (45.72 x 60.96 cm) Chinatown Soccer Club double sided 4 color poster
Designed for this issue edition by Dan Funderburgh

Including a Chinatown Soccer Club + Arkitip + adidas fan scarf
Designed and produced exclusive for this issue edition to celebrate the 2010 South African World Cup

The Seventh Letter was founded in 2000 by the rumored leader of the infamous West Coast graffiti crews AWR MSK to act as a platform for crew members to showcase their work in the form of fine-art exhibitions, apparel, and other special projects.

The Seventh Letter is an army of artistic individuals with roots not just in graffiti, but also in fine art, tattoo, graphic design, sculpture, photography, and music. Based in Los Angeles, The Seventh Letter’s tentacles have spread around the world to cities including San Francisco, Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Jersey City, London, Paris, Milan, Naples, Budapest, Tokyo, Cologne, Seoul, and Bangkok.

If you live in a major metropolitan area, you’ve probably seen The Seventh Letter’s work – boldly rolled in white paint across a New York City wall, carefully worked onto a movie billboard in Australia, touring France on the side of a commuter train, or featured in a Los Angeles Gallery. Frank Book Chapter 41: The Seventh Letter features the world’s most notorious art collective, showcasing not only the crew’s art, but also the individual members’ interests and personal archives.

REVOK: “My name is REVOK, I’m from here in Los Angeles. I was born in the Riverside area and stayed out there till I was about 17. From there I started bouncing around all over the country. I’ve been back here since 2001 with no plans of ever leaving, if I can help it.”

If you ever strike oil or become a legend by teaching the world to smoke weed, get a car, get on the Gumball, and hope for one percent of the action Muggs and Estevan saw on their trip.

FATE: If you believe that bad decisions make for the best stories, then FATE’s exploits could fill libraries. Undeniably captivating and far from soft-spoken, we were fortunate enough to sit down with the frenetic folk hero over a few beers and discuss some of his more memorable contributions to mankind, as well as the role that San Francisco played in shaping the AWR and MSK crews.

SEVER: Sean Severinson, AKA SEVER, is an internationally renowned author and artist whose exhaustive body of work has inspired community-service crews and fine-art enthusiasts alike.

These type of shows are always SICK! Get out and see some live art!

BBS8

GO LAKERS!

ATTIC

LOUISIANA HAS NO CHANCE

CNN

LOSS PREVENTION

WorkForce Rebellion is a creative collective out of Nashville. Check out their other work and see the Bonnaroo piece in all its panoramic glory at WorkForceRebellion.com

Always a good time with Rick and his crew!

Live music, art, HIT + RUN CREW, smells like SUMMER! See you there

Go to Sticky Rick for more info

I love this typography

STUSSY

RISKY + SEVER, never disappoint.

Odds are, if you live, work or frequent Down Town LA, you have already seen this particular piece, a lot! Cryptik’s, writing, designs and characters can be seen on almost every intersection of DTLA.

I have been working in DTLA for about two years now and Cryptik ran the poster game then and he goes even harder today.

MR. CARTOON

WESTNYC x RICKY POWELL // 5 : 20 : 2010 from FILMWONDER on Vimeo.