ESS Lack: Edible Food Spray Paint

 

Ever wanted to eat gold? 

No?

Ever fancied eating spray-paint?

No?

Ever felt the urge to paint your food?

Me neither.

But now you can! 

"Want to impress your guests at a dinner party? Food Finish is great for that. Developed together with The Deli Garage and a small food factory, which supplies high-quality fine pastry shops with food coloring. Easy to use with the spray can and the result is beautiful. Why not create a chrome trout or gold-plated asparagus tips. It is completely harmless and tasteless to eat, Food Finish brings new luster in the creative cuisine."

 Mmmm, tastes like bowel-cancer.

[Via Curated Mag]

5Boro

5BORO HOLIDAY '11 CLIP from 5BORO on Vimeo.

A beautifully shot and edited video.

Manhattan. Skateboarding. Wonderful.

Event: Alchemist with Big Twin

Al the Chemist will be rocking the wheels of steel this Thursday in Brussels, with none other than Big Twins (I always thought it was Big Twin? aka Twin Gambino) will be on the mic.



Needless to say it will be straight QB screwface, gully-beats.

Nike SB Koston 1

Something tasty from Nike for Summer 2012.

Team Robbo

Sending out our best wishes out to Robbo.

Monday Memories...

Jobs...

The Four Owls - Not Like Before

"Used to play the vinyl and I dub cassettes// Spent my teen years weeded out// Pastime was Gangstarr, Wu-Tang, Tribe and the Pharcyde"

Word. Verb T smashed it.

D Double E - Freestyle

D DOUBLE E freestyle from Rollo Jackson on Vimeo.

When D Double isn't male modelling he's tearing down the booth... Obviously.


Bluku Blukuuu!

ODB...

I know the feeling.

Camo Chaos

Camouflage gear has always been a staple in Hip Hop attire yet every few years camo sneaks it's way back into mainstream fashion.

Rappers/Gangstas have been rocking camo from NY to New Orleans for as long as I can remember, be it Mobb Deep, CNN, DMX, or the No Limit Soldiers and everyone in between. It's long been an established way of displaying ones "G'ness". Ready for war.

There are a few streetwear brands that have always stuck to their guns (no pun intended) when it comes to camo offerings, such as: Bape, Maharishi and Addict. However, now designer brands have taken to printing their garments in an array of hues suited to jungle concealment.

Just what you need when you're waiting for the metro.

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Complex magazine recently ran a compelling guide to the old DPM (disruptive pattern material) which I think was probably taken from Maharishi's book on the matter.