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Transworld Business conducted an interview with Damon Way, our Chief Brand Officer.

And make sure to subscribe to Damon’s Intelligence Report on the Arkitip site, because you never know what you might see…

We set up an Incase Twitter account which will allow you to receive Incase updates on your iPhone or other devices.

Just simply create an account on Twitter (it’s free), add your mobile phone number and follow us. Whenever we post a News or Blog item you will receive a short text message with a direct link to the post.

Internally we sometimes refer to our black and white Protective Case for iPhone as the Darth Vader and Storm Troopers case. So we were really stoked to see this awesome Star Wars scene show up in the goincase flickr stream.

A good spot at last Tuesday’s game against San Diego.

Because you never know what you might see on there…

Some pics from a recent Japan inspiration trip. Enjoy.

A view of the city’s density from my room.

Meiji Shrine in Harajuku…a center of spiritual power in Tokyo.

Hanging with Errolson from Acronym, Tony and JM.

Bohemian chill spot in Roppongi. Good vibes, fresh fish and a great sake selection.

The ever popular Shibuya intersection. Check the video here.

Kobe beef perfection on a rock.

A day of collecting bags with JM.

Meeting with the Apple Japan team.

Robutaya restaurant paddle server hooking it up.

Tim, one of our designers, is in New York right now trying out for the Chinatown Soccer Club. According to the official CSC Press Release he’s doing pretty good.

He was even able to beat one of their star players in an arm-wrestle match.

We’re stoked Tim finally found something he’s good at, because his golfing was going nowhere…

…with a Magenta Protective Cover.

We’re proud to present you with two instructional videos. The first one shows simple steps for applying the Hardshell Case to a MacBook. And the second video demonstrates how to put the Slider Case on your iPhone. Enjoi.

For your viewing pleasure, I’ll be showcasing a hand picked assortment of Incase visuals throughout my blog. To get things started, here’s an ad from last year featuring two graphic leather cases I worked on.

The geometric pattern on the Rome Folio (top) was inspired by 13th century architecture and designed exclusively for the grand opening of the Apple store in Rome, Italy. For a seasonal product refresh, we designed the Icosahedron Folio based on a convex regular polygon composed of twenty triangular faces that represents the element of water and is associated with the season of spring.

Much more soon!