KRINK: A Blueprint for Building a Brand
Krink: Graffiti, Art, and Invention is a book full of lessons on culture, creativity, and building a brand from nothing.
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Color Inspiration is Everywhere: Why I Stopped Using Design Books and Started Looking at the Real World
Once I became a professional creative, I realized the best color combinations aren't in books—they're all around us in the real world.
Inspiration
BlusterOne: Graphic Designer and Painter
BlusterOne talks about his spiritual journey, the influence of Latin communities on graffiti, and his experiences with bipolar disorder.
Jerry Saltz: Senior Art Critic for New York Magazine
Jerry Saltz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, shares his journey from a "failed artist" to an influential figure in the art world.
Janette Beckman: Documentary Photographer
The journey of Janette Beckman, from London's punk scene to New York's hip-hop culture, through a reflective conversation about her career.
Jeff Staple: Communication Designer
Jeff Staple talks building Staple Design, his insights into streetwear, the importance of teamwork, and how dedication trumps talent.
Tiger Hood: Street Golfing Legend and Photographer
Exploring the streets of Manhattan led me to meet Tiger Hood, a street golfer and photographer with a unique view on life.
Vikki Tobak: Author and Culture Journalist
Explore the inspiring story of Vikki Tobak, whose book Contact High delves into the depths of hip hop photography.