Every Month DSSF interviews another amazing artist(s) that is featured at the DSSF gallery, about their work, how they got involved with DSSF and the philosophy of their artwork. Project 218, a collection of artists from the commercial fields of video games and film discuss how the created project 218 and their philosophies.

Hello to all of you keeping up with my weekly album suggestions. This week I have something very different and exciting for all of you to check out. I actually only found out about this artist just yesterday, but I was so impressed by what I heard that I went home and bought the album immediately. (Thanks to Sebastian Stobbs for the introduction.) Now I usually do not go home and buy an album without hesitation, I’m the kind of person that likes to make sure that if I am …

Hey folks so incase you missed it, here is the new DSSF x Punk Drunkers Designs. Available at our online store and the San Francisco flagship store now!

Parkour sweeped the internet back in 2006 on youtube and the big screen, but when I saw this animation by a graphic design student in Singapore by the handle Saggyarmpit, I was impressed by the concept and creativeness. She used some beats from a Dr. Dre track and some help from a friend, but all in all, it’s super creative.

Now that we’re in twenty ten, or two thousand and ten, however you want to say it, I thought it would be nice to look back on some of the most disturbing, outragouse, and offensive tv commercial of the past year.

This is my first blog entry so let me keep it simple and sweet but with a good start. What I would like this blog to do, if you decide to follow it and continue to check in, is to give you an album you may never have heard of (or maybe you have) and just rotate it in your system for the week. If it’s new to you it’ll be a nice new treat and maybe give you a new perspective on life, and if it’s one you’ve heard maybe you can fall in love all over again or give it the chance it never got to have but deserved.

In 1998 Punk Drunkers was founded in Sendagaya, Tokyo. For the past ten years they have kept to their philosophies. Never becoming stagnate and falling behind, and always embracing originality. Their brand concept mixes Japanese culture with western influences, which always creates a unique approach and original designs. It’s no wonder Punk Drunkers has been successful for the past ten years they’ve been around.