Craig “KR” Costello, who started off the Curated by Arkitip project with the KRINK Sleeve, has a new exhibition coming up at the Don’t Come Gallery in Melbourne, Australia. (via Hypebeast)

Incase is stoked to sponsor Graffiti Rider, an all-city scavenger hunt style alleycat ride/race paying homage to the history of Graffiti in NYC.

Riders will seek out famous pieces and graffiti spots, meet old school writers who will judge their style, and show skills with spray paint, KRINK markers and sharpies.

The race will start with a BBQ in Brooklyn. Riders will have approximately six hours to travel around the five boroughs and return with a completed manifest.

The third installment of our free KRINK downloads. A screensaver for your desktop.

The wallpapers we posted last week seem to be well-received based on the number of downloads, so we decided to create more Krink goods for you. New this week are KRINK desktop icons. Enjoi.

We’ve created some KRINK wallpapers for your desktop and/or iPhone.

Incase and Arkitip are excited to officially launch the Curated by Arkitip project with the much-anticipated KRINK Sleeve, now available through the Incase web store, Arkitip, select Apple® retail and better boutiques.

Curated by Arkitip is an ongoing project designed for Incase aimed at delivering artistically embellished Apple®-based products to users who have an appreciation for the creative arts and technology. Artists are carefully chosen by Arkitip for dedication to their respective art forms and unique points of view.

“This project is a natural extension of what I do with Arkitip,” comments Sas, Arkitip Art Director. “We are giving artists a medium where they can be creative and gain exposure at the same time. Curated by Arkitip allows me to continue to work with artists that I respect and admire.”

First in the Curated by Arkitip series is the KRINK Sleeve, a limited-edition collaborative effort between Incase, Arkitip and artist KR (Craig Costello). KR is the creator of Krink, a line of handmade inks and markers fit for use in both street and studio environments. KR’s products gained notoriety through their association with his work in the street, the studio and his dripping ink aesthetics. Curated by Arkitip merges KR’s artistry with the Incase notebook sleeve, a signature piece within the Incase line, resulting in a refined version of the classic sleeve.

“The collaboration was born of mutual respect and a core belief in quality and innovation that applies to both design and art,” comments Damon Way, Incase Chief Brand Officer. “The sleeve, in effect, acts as a canvas or billboard for KR and other artists. KR’s design makes a bold statement on a very utilitarian object.”

The limited-edition KRINK Sleeve is available for MacBook and MacBook Pro 15″.

“Curated by Arkitip” is a project designed for Incase, aimed at delivering artistically embellished Apple® products to users who have an appreciation for the creative arts and technology. All artists are carefully chosen by Arkitip for dedication to their respective art forms and unique points of view.

The project launches with the KRINK Sleeve, a collaborative between Incase and artist Craig Costello, a.k.a. KRINK or KR. Craig Costello is one of the most visionary and inspirational artists working today, and is also the creator of KRINK, a line of the finest quality handmade inks and markers beloved by artists and vandals alike.

The limited edition KRINK Sleeve for MacBook and MacBook Pro 15″ hits select Apple retail stores in mid-July. The sleeve will also be available at better boutiques, goincase.com and arkitip.com.