A photo posted by FBOMB Trading Inc (@fbombtrading) on Jun 21, 2015 at 9:42am PDT

Our Vancouver-based friends at Fbomb Trading have hooked us up with 3 fantastic Komono watches designed by a personal favourite, illustrator Andy Rementer. We wanna give them all away to you and two friends, we’ll even throw in Andy’s amazing book as well!

All you have to do is follow @fbombtrading and @ tag two of your friends in the post above (or click here). We’ll pick winners in two weeks and you and your buds get everything you see in this photo of my desk.

Enter as many times as you like! Winners will be selected using a random number generator.

Great video and feature on Chaz Bundick, aka Toro y Moi, by Yours Truly featuring Chaz’s work as an illustrator, designer, and founder of Company Creative. Check out the video below!

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Photos by Fukuoka, Japan-based photographer Kiyoshimachine. More below.

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This week (June 22nd-27th) the arts festival known as Pow! Wow! invades Long Beach, California, and is well on its way to becoming the largest mural arts festival in the world. In the last year the festival traveled to Taipei, Taiwan, hosted their largest event yet in Honolulu, Hawaii, and expanded to Austin, Texas (in partnership with SXSW).

Pow! Wow! Long Beach 2015 roster: Aaron De La, Benjie Escobar, Bumblebee, Cruz, Cryptik, Fafi, Hueman, James Jean, Jeff McMillan, Jeff Soto, Low Bros, Madsteez, Nychos, Push, and Tristan Eaton.

On June 26th Long Beach Museum of Art and Thinkspace Gallery are also hosting “Vitality and Verve” and have invited 20 international artists including Aaron Horkey, Andrew Schoultz, Audrey Kawasaki, Brendan Monroe, Esao Andrews, Greg Simkins, Hot Tea, Meggs, Nosego and many others to transform both floors of their building with murals and installations.

I’ll be out there for the week so if you live in the area please come and say hello! I’d love to meet you! Follow along here @booooooom or @powwowlongbeach.

You can watch the video from Pow! Wow! SXSW below.

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Debut track from Harrison Brome, a virtually unknown kid from Richmond, British Columbia. After he was featured by The Fader it didn’t take long for his song to clear 100k on Soundcloud. Bright future for this one.

Via The Fader

Harrison Brome’s Website

Brother Willis directed a delightfully awkward video for “No No No”, featuring the most lack-lustre cardboard-cut-out amp kick of all time. Check out Beirut’s video below!

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Soft Disney Jelly is directed and animated by digital designer and 2D animator Sundeep Toor. With music by Pogo, Toor’s video features various abstractions of both classic and obscure Disney characters. Watch the video below and see how many you recognize!

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Loving this little Tumblr called Trail Type – a collection of type found
in the wilderness.