Now available for download: 9 exclusive Evan Hecox wallpapers for your computer desktop, iPhone and iPod touch.

Get an inside look at Evan Hecox’s creative process. This video was shot in his Denver studio, where he created the artwork for the Curated by Arkitip project.

Filmed and edited by Felipe Lima. The music is a track called “Yerba Buena Bump” by Tommy Guerrero from his new album titled “Lifeboats and Follies” to be released on Galaxia Records in Spring 2010.

Artist and designer Evan Hecox displays his fascination with the urban landscape on Incase products for the sixth installment of Curated by Arkitip. Available today, the Evan Hecox series has been issued in three limited editions: New York, London and Tokyo. As the project’s first artist to present a series of products, Hecox brings to life nontraditional depictions of the famed cities and their associated national emblems on our signature MacBook Sleeve and iPhone Slider Case.

“Curated by Arkitip is a platform for Incase and Arkitip to bring artist-driven products to Apple users worldwide,” said Damon Way, Incase Chief Brand Officer. “With Evan, we wanted to introduce a multi-piece offering that carried a regional theme focusing on major metropolitan cities where Apple has established flagship retail presence. The three urban centers chosen—New York, London and Tokyo—hold iconic status worldwide, so the result is a compelling series of region-themed products with global appeal.”

Drawing inspiration from the complexity of the modern metropolis, Hecox’s stylistic approach is based on the process of amplification as it affects form and color: breaking down the image, removing certain elements and emphasizing others. In his original artistry for Curated by Arkitip, Hecox filters the mundane into captivating illustrations of New York, London and Tokyo, seemingly filled with narratives beyond the images themselves, and applies them to MacBook Sleeves. The Hecox Slider Cases complement the three Sleeves, bearing instantly recognizable national symbols of the three cities. Hecox re-imagined the symbols through his stylistic approach, resulting in artistic interpretations that are both familiar and new.

Hecox has found success both as a commercial and fine artist recognized for his unique stylistic approach that blends photography, hand drawn illustration and graphic design. With an extensive portfolio that includes skateboard graphics, illustrations, books, television ads and fine art, Hecox has been exhibited in galleries across the globe, including Los Angeles, Sydney, London and Tokyo.

The Hecox products for Curated by Arkitip are available now in our webstore, Arkitip, better boutiques and Apple Store locations worldwide.

Visit the Evan Hecox Project page for more information about the products for Curated by Arkitip as well as a special video featuring an inside look at Evan Hecox’s creative process.

The Evan Hecox line of products for Curated by Arkitip includes a series of Slider Cases for iPhone 3GS/3G to complement the three editions of Evan Hecox Sleeves previewed last week. While the original artistry on the Evan Hecox Sleeves present more abstracted representations of urban environments, each of the Hecox Slider Cases bear instantly recognizable emblems of modern metropolises that span the global landscape.

For the Slider Cases, Hecox re-imagined symbols of nationalism through his stylistic approach: breaking down the image, removing certain elements and emphasizing others, resulting in artistic interpretations that are both familiar and new.

The Evan Hecox Slider Cases for Curated by Arkitip will be available on February 9.

Select from three different designs to download a zip file with assorted image sizes.

The sixth installment of Curated by Arkitip features artist and designer Evan Hecox. Fascinated with the complexity of the urban landscape, his work portrays the everyday existence of average people within the modern metropolis.

Hecox’s stylistic approach is based on the process of amplification as it affects form and color, resulting in stark, cinematic depictions that encapsulate the urban experience.

The 15” Evan Hecox Sleeves for Curated by Arkitip will be available in three editions on February 9.

The visuals are complemented by a passage from Le Paysan de Paris (Paris Peasant) by Louis Aragon, one of André’s favorite authors, read by actress and singer Adele Jacques. The accompanying music, an original arrangement of Serge Gainsbourg’s “L’alcool”, is performed by Matthew Banks and also draws from André’s tastes.

Celebrating the city that elevated André’s graffiti to cult status in the creative world, the fifth installment of Curated by Arkitip features the artist’s distinctive “Mr. A” stick figure character. Once seen everywhere from city walls to high fashion magazines and collaborations, Mr. A appears on the signature Incase 15” Sleeve and Slider Case alongside André’s interpretation of the French tricolour.

The Paris-themed André products for Curated by Arkitip are timed to release in parallel with the opening of the first Apple retail location in France and will be available on opening day at the Apple Store, Carrousel du Louvre adjacent to the renowned art museum in Paris.

“André embodies the creative spirit and vibrancy of Paris, so it was only natural to introduce his contribution to Curated by Arkitip as Apple opens its first retail store in France,” said Damon Way, Incase Chief Brand Officer. “We are excited to do this with André to celebrate his artistic legacy and Paris, a city that artists from all walks of life continue to draw inspiration from.”

The André 15” Sleeve for MacBook Pro and André Slider Case for iPhone 3GS/3G are available today in our webstore, arkitip.com and at the Apple Store, Carrousel du Louvre, in Paris, France.

Visit the André Project page for more information about the products for Curated by Arkitip as well as a video feature of a day in the life of André in Paris.

The André Slider for iPhone 3GS / iPhone 3G features the Parisian artist’s take on the French tricolour.

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