The Dreaming Machine (Yume Miru Kikai)

Paprika was perhaps one of the most visually arresting films to ever hit the screen, Now the first images from Director Satoshi Kon's next masterpiece The Dreaming Machine (Yume Miru Kikai) have hit the internet and they are nothing short of amazing. This will definitely be one not to miss!




[via: Twitch]

Foot Locker Guerilla Campaigns

Over in Europe, Foot Locker is holding a competition for sneakerheads to submit a sneaker obsessed short film for a chance to win enough sneakers to last a lifetime. As part of the initiative they have taken to the streets of Paris with some pretty innovative guerrilla marketing campaigns, ranging from grandpas distributing flyers, a "live sneaker bath" and a screening of a selection of the entries on the walls of the Parisian streets.



[via: Shoes-Up]

On the Newsstand

The Nov/Dec Issue of Arts Magazine WUW is out NOW on newsstands. Featuring work from Eugene Recuenco, Lee Broom, Undo Boy, Chris Milk, Modular Beat and much more… run out and get your copy today.

[via: WUW]

American Apparel does Sesame Street

Seems like everybody is having an anniversary this year.
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street, American Apparel has released a collection of classic Sheer Jersey T-shirts, printed with original sketches of the cast. Available online and in select stores worldwide. You can order yours here for $25USD.

[via: American Apparel]

Retro 'Up' Posters

Disney/Pixar's "Up" hits DVD and Blu-Ray today, to coincide with the release, the studio has sent out a set of pretty cool retro-styled travel posters.


[via: MTV Splashpage]

ASTRONUTZ

Artist/Designer Paul Shih has launched a collection of T-shirts dubbed ASTRONUTZ. The Lo-Fi Collection pays tribute and pokes fun at some well liked and established labels. Starring Captain Peanut, part of a group of once leftover spacefood disposed into outer-space who managed to survive and evolve into the ASTRONUTZ. You can shop the collection here, In the meantime check out some photos from the lookbook shot by photographer Geoff Budd.



[via: ASTRONUTZ]

Wash Me!

MINI continues their 50th birthday celebration with the release of the art book "Wash Me." Inspired by the temptation to write "Wash Me" on a dirty car or to draw something on a fogged windscreen with your finger, MINI commissioned ten artist (who have never worked with the automobile as a medium) to transform ten vehicles into a transient work of art. Nico Ammann serves as art director and photographer of the works featured in the book published by MINI Switzerland in a limited run of 2,000 copies.

[via: MINI]

Enjoy Your Deliciousness

The only thing better than this wallet is NOTHING! Toddland the official makers of all things rad, has finally started restocking their world famous Deliciousness wallet. This tasty little morsel is available for purchase in mid November for $24USD.

[via: Toddland]

Who Wants CANDY?

Issue 12 of CANDY, the world’s largest (both in physical size and downloads) independently produced free downloadable creative magazine has hit the internet. The Photography Issue features a haunting cover image by photographer/director Timothy Saccenti and contributions from: Brad Elterman, Erin Jane Nelson, Rob Hornstra, Simon Hoesberg, Timothy Saccenti, The Rock Archive, Amandine Alessandra, Neil Gavin, Alex Prager, Jesper Lindstrom, J.P. Keating and Aidan Kelly. And best of all IT'S FREE! You can download the issue here, enjoy!

[via: CANDY]

The KRINK Mini

BMW has commissioned artist Craig "KR" Costello of KRINK fame, to create a custom KRINK MINI in Hamburg, Germany. The KRINK MINI is on display alongside new paintings by "KR" at the Vicious Gallery.


[via: KRINK]