A few years after its creation, Mark felt that the city was getting a bit lonely so he released some SneakerBox playmates for the other CardBoys, so now they can all shoot hoops, grind rails and maybe rob a few banks, together.

Maxalot from Amsterdamn teams up with MWM Graphics for a series of custom wallpapers.

San Marco, an Italian manufacturer, has launched a collection of exclusive, limited edition bike saddles to honor five of the countries involved in the ninth annual Bicycle Film Festival.

The creepy “Black Gold” Bird Head Skeleton is the latest collaboration between Span of Sunset and Disney. The figure comes with two swords, based on the fearsome animatronic sculpture from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

Recently made popular by Dee and Ricky, lego accessories have been popping up everywhere from Marc Jacobs runway shows to Kanye West’s daily fits.

French photographer Nicolas Everiste releases photos of his latest series entitled Dark Zoo. The series features animals including a cheetah, rhino, and giraffes in black and white.

Beginning June 20th 2009 is the Recess Lawn Series, a trio of monthly events, derived from the ideology that ‘play can draw up future visions and define realities.

Dirtty Bones makes hip-hop accessories, including grills and camo suits, for pitbulls.

British art director, illustrator, and graphic designer Radim Malinic, better known by his pseudonym Brand Nu, is set to release his second book, “My New Book of Colours.”

KaNO is a New York City artist who is quite the jack of all trades when it comes to design. His name has been attached to a variety of different projects including commercial design, graphic novels, animation and most recently, vinyl toys.

Richard J. Evans exhibited at Free Range Graduate Art & Design Show. Some really great conceptual thinking on the part of Evans that will surely peak the interest of those who follow typography and sculpture.

These “Suitcase Packs” contain bathing bags including: shaving cream, aftershave, body soap, shampoo, and body cream for 7, 14, or 31 days depending on the length of your trip.

Formatmag.com celebrates International Women's Day with Issue #60, the All Female Issue, featuring Missy Suicide, Kid Sister, 55DSL, Dimepiece, Camilla D'Erico, Faith47, Aurora Robson, Sara Antoinette Martin ...

British Designer Pete Dungey did a 2009 survey to find out who the most famous Alan (or Allen) is.

Format recreates over 20 Classic (and some not-so-classic) Hip Hop Album Covers in LEGO.

Martin Böttger aka TSA Works releases images of his sculpture Dark Biwak. Produced in 2007 as part of Böttger’s final art school project, Dark Biwak is is made out of cardboard and wood at 5×12x6 meters.

Ray Rapp is set to open his exhibition, “I Spy,” at the Black & White Gallery, NYC. The show features video assemblages meant to explore the illusory notion of one’s ’seeing something’ as a claim to one’s ‘knowing something’.

Shin Tanaka's paper shoes and paper shoe people.

PaperMonster’s work is based around women in various states of shock, fear, or wonder. Every canvas is its own story.

Love KAWS? Love smoking? If so, or just one of the two, super-mega-art-star KAWS has updated his online Original Fake shop with some goodies, including these ashtrays. The pieces sells for $95 USD

Designed by New York designer Harc Lee, Time Switch is a wall clock that was designed to resolve the designers own frustration with meeting deadlines and wanting to “stop time.”

Upper Playground releases three new pillows from David Choe, Sam Flores and Morning Breath. All pillows are 20 inches tall x 20 inches wide and feature a printed case with a removable pillow.

Dan Witz hits new buildings in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as part of his Ugly New Buildings Series. A perfect series of pieces for Halloween

Renowned jeweler Gabriel Urist, known for his sneaker- and NBA-inspired jewelry pieces, has designed this pendant to show his support for Democratic candidate Barack Obama.

Norio Fujikawa gets full-marks for this radical Jetscooter concept. The designer has a penchant for futuristic ideas, with retro styling, and transport innovation that might become a reality in, say 2025.

From Danish photographer Kim Høltermand's series “The Trees." A forest in fog shot an early morning.

Photography and light graffiti from artist Vicki DaSilva.

German usband and wife design team, Quickhoney previews work at, and is interviewed by, Format.

Icelandic graphic artist Siggeir Hafsteinsson creates some fantastic digital art works as part of his Airvalance series. The pieces are basic and geometrical while at the same time appearing animated and tangible.

Digital illustrator, Maciej Hajnrich, better known as Valp in the online design community, previews new work.

The concept characters seen here are for an Elastic Video project promoting an anti-cigarette campaign, and comes to you care-of Douglas Alves aka Nacionale, a Brazilian graphic designer and illustrator based in Los Angeles.

Great new design from Nº 1 - a new unisex fragrance, with notes of cedar wood, cassis de bourgeons, Lime, Apple, Apricot and more from Six Scents and Alexandre Herchcovitch with Joachim Correll.

Henk Hofstra returns to Rotterdam in the Netherlands for a new piece, Carcreditcrisis. Live from Ahoysquare, Henk spread and painted twenty cars, one in blue and nineteen in red to symbolize the worldwide credit crisis.

Beautiful new work from Brand Nu in collaboration with Format.

Urban illustrator, Justin Bua, takes a second with Format Mag to discuss his first book, The Beat of Urban Art.

Format Mag is offering a free iPod to the best hip-hop crayon artist on the Internet.

New work from the extremely talented U.K. painter, Jon Burgerman.

Bulgarian based industrial designer Yuliyan Mikov’s releases images of his latest piece, the Roots Chair.

I-Path creative director, and illustrator, Bigfoot shows new work.

Kanye West's diary stolen! Insights into the secrets of a creative genius.

Lyle Owerko (well-known for his famous shots of the Twin Towers) speaks boomboxes, NYC, and why "cool don't pay the bills."

Check out the new bike lock by Mr. Lacy which is now available in 36 different colors at TheGoodWillOut in Cologne, Germany. And for those who have problems locking at night, there’s also a glow in the dark version

Gareth James of showcases some fantastically gritty London street photography. Candid shots of what looks like primarily London’s lower-middle class are featured throughout the series which is completely in black and white.

The NYC art scene is certainly in for a treat as Zaha Hadid, the mastermind behind the Chanel Mobile Art Capsule (which is currently on display in Central Park), has opened her own exhibition at the Sonnabend Gallery.

Michael Sieben is a lot of things; artist, writer, skateboarder, badass – but something about the way he talks implies that he doesn’t care too much about all that.

Urban art/fashion magazine, Format, drops issue seven, featuring Undr-Crown, Blokhedz, All City Style, Duro3, and much more. Great issue.