Tokidoki strikes again! Now you can wear the fantastic illustrations from Tokidoki on your feet. A new collabration with on Onitsuka Tiger has emerged. The prices for this stylish footwear for women and men are in the price range of $130 for the hightops and $120 for the low ones. Available for pre-ordering in such fresh summer colors as orange, pink and yellow. Tokidoki has her hand in everything has been seen in numerous collaborations Hello Kitty, fornarina, new era, apple and many more. We’ll be seeing more of the Tokidoki world I’m sure.

Ben the illustrator makes beautiful illustrations inspired by the outdoors, landscapes combined with the urban roughness of the city. These colorful explorations in illustration on posters, softies toy, and badges and also be bought via the online shop. His simplistic style is a fresh outlook in the illustrators world. (via ZeegenRush)

Sanna Annukka is an illustrator and printmaker. She gains her creative inspirations come from nature: forests, lakes and wildlife and Finland’s folklore.
Her product range is a broad spectrum, which ranges from fabric wall hangings, clothing, other textiles, wallpaper, to stationary. In the online shop you can acquire her limited edition silk screen prints and litho posters for your own home decorating pleasure.

Ikuko Iwanmoto makes ceramics, not just your ordinary, everyday ceramics her pieces are out of this world, but never defies the aspect of functionality. Vases which you think will come to life or maybe it had a past life and is now here to bring light into your life. The patterns are intricate and sometime remind me of an object you would find in the ocean or maybe even under a microscope a paramecium perhaps. Just take look and decide for yourself.

Kyoko Hashimoto has released the jewelery collection called “Seducing the Bowerbird”. As is stated in the lookbook the collection has influences from Art Deco jewelery, Victorian lace patterns and Japanese cartoon characters specifically Tamagocchi. Materials used in the collection are acrylic, polymer, wood and sterling sliver for the chains. I think the idea of a reversible necklace in black and white is really innovative.

Here you can take a peek at the Tamagocchi Pendant (Black & White), Baby Tamagocchi Pendant in Silver (Black & White) and Dinner Party Reversible Necklace from the lookbook which is available for your downloading pleasure.

I adore what people do with and in their moleskin notebooks like the French artist Laure Volume. I love this wonderful, intricate Maori illustration, especially the colors used. Take a look at her work amazing sketches and illustrations.

The ‘End to End’ collection from adidas and Foot Locker now present a collaboration with legendary, internationally know, New York graffiti artist Cope2. The collection contains various sneakers and matching apparel. You can even win a trip to New York on the website. I love the color combinations used and its nice to see more graffiti artists involved in apparel creation.

If there was a jeweler especially for photographers they would definitely sell these, one of a kind, unique cuffs to adorn your wrist by re:vision. Made from recycled camera components and Craig Arnold’s enthusiasm for cameras and recycling. Just imagine going on a photo shoot with your wide focus lens and a wide focus cuff on your wrist. I call that style! Available at Oye Modern.

A free camera and it looks good too. This can’t be true you say? Oh, yes it can! The recent collaboration between Readymech and Corbis – the illustration and photo stock company resulted in the cheapest camera ever made. Get ready for the Readymech pinhole cameras, plastic free. All you need is a printer, some glue and off you go to build your own fully functional pinhole camera. Here is the place to get your own.

I’m a graffiti fan, be it street art ( Stencil, stickers whatever ). Also the use of non traditional material for color like chalk etc. But yarn?! this absolutely takes the cake. The Gangsta Graffiti Knitters crew uses yarn to tag trees, fire hydrants, monuments and lampposts. It was started in 2005 by two women from the Houston area, now a dozen of other crews are following their lead. Look here to see more of knitters work.