First off, a video of Steven Harrington and Justin Krietemeyer building teepees large and small while installing their 2008 show at Subliminal Projects entitled, “Somehow, We All Seem Connected.”
This video can also be seen in our Podcast, our YouTube channel (in HD) or downloaded from the Steven Harrington Colab page.
And finally, we have some free Steven Harrington wallpapers for your desktop and iPhone.
Stay tuned for another Steven Harrington surprise coming next week.
Free download of the day: Parra desktop/iPhone wallpapers and icons.
Here’s a freebie for all you skate nerds. We’ve created a desktop wallpaper using the dot pattern that’s featured on the interior lining of each piece in the Paul Rodriguez Signature Collection.
Simply save the image to your computer and set it to tile on your desktop background.
We’ve created some KRINK wallpapers for your desktop and/or iPhone.
The pattern on the back of the iPhone Protective Cover, also used on a variety of other products is referred to as the Incase “Topo” pattern. “Topo” is short for topography which references the study of the Earth’s surface features. In this case, the lines commonly found on topographic maps have been abstracted.
This unique pattern along with the integration of the Incase logo is a graphic component of the Incase identity representing the concept of travel. The Topo pattern also resembles an abstracted wood grain that compliments the Incase leaf logo.
Here are some wallpapers to spice up your MacBook and iPhone.
1680×1050, 1440×900, 1280×1024, 1280×800, 1024×768 and 320×480
