
Nike Studio Wrap Pack. A little insight in the video:
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Maybe a little flashy, but I like the bright green and orange tortise on these Frogskins.

New print release: this week the Working Proof is teaming up with New York artist Jonathan Brierley to bring you his photograph Wilderness New York to benefit Bowery Mission. I have a personal connection to this photograph, I was visiting the city when the storm Nemo hit and it truly was hauntingly beautiful.
This particular view onto the park was quite unique on that day. It’s hard to look in any direction in the park and not see at least a portion of the city skyline poking through the trees, but today was different. The snow acted like a kind of shield on the park, creating an almost perfect feeling of an isolated wilderness. This shot aims to convey that wilderness and a sense of knowing curiosity for any New Yorker familiar with the busier views of Central Park.
This print is available in multiple sizes. It was digitally signed by the artist. The 8×10 and 11×14 prints are numbered by The Working Proof. Learn more here. Read our interview with Jonathan Brierley here. You can buy the print here.

The Rubber Duck is floating on to Hong Kong. Check out it’s last visit to Osaka in the video below.
Amazing lightpainting from Marshmallow Laser Feast. Video below shows more of their work and their creative process.

Weird but wonderful new $5 Canadian note.
Pretty interesting security features detailed in the second half of the video:

One of my favorite artists, Nathan Fox has a postcard book out, titled Stay Tuned!. Amazing work.
Lighting Design Collective created Silo 468 for the city of Helsinki, a sort of reverse zoetrope where you sit in the cylinder and the animation whirls around you.
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