José Parlá | The Concord Project

‘The names that live but sometimes fade while time flies’ and ‘The Bridge’ by José Parlá.

Shepard Fairey | Asbury Park

Cristiana Couceiro

Really enjoying the work of Cristiana Couceiro of  Seven days.

Greg Lamarche | SP One

I’ve admired the work of  Greg Lamarche since he was more widely known as (graffiti legend) SP One. Since then, he has made a very successful progression from graffiti, to a collage style he has perfected, consisting of a collection of diverse letterforms, typically in a bold palette, making them all work in harmony and creating a nice sense of depth. Much respect to his legacy and his current trail of beautiful work. I really need one of these New Hustle prints for my house:

Nubby Twiglet

I’ve been a fan of Nubby Twiglet for a while. Her blog, her work, her style – all really impressive. With features like: Link Love, The Week in Pictures, Fashion/Decor Notebooks, Ask Nubby, and What I Wore, she always keeps it fresh.

Antigirl | Tiphanie Brooke

Long time friend (and fellow hustler) Tiphanie Brooke – Nom de Guerre Antigirl - is simply never not working. Through the years Tiph and I have virtually grown up together, online and through our work since around 2002. Sometimes I feel like we are eachothers counterpart, she’s the girl version of Neuarmy and vice versa. I’ve always been impressed with her passion and drive as well as her ability to always reinvent herself through her work, but still remain consistent. One of the things that has always set Tiphanie apart is her handskills and craftsmanship. Along with creating beautiful collage work, as in her new Hearts series, Antigirl also produces limited runs of handmade journals, notebooks, and screenprints.

Always impressive, always on point, and steady on the grind.

Faile | Lost in Glimmering Shadows

FAILE just blew my mind with their latest show, Lost In Glimmering Shadows. Via: SuperTouch.

Ian Wright

Amazing handmade collage for T.I.’s new Paper Trail Album, by Ian Wright.