Here is a proper look at the venice beach store party….

Daytime rooftoop action…

Right in the heart of melrose ave, west hollywood.

Go big or go home!

Thanks to Jason, 5th Column for the pics.
And thanks to Migel and all at Barracuda for the ladders and beers….

“Challenging the ownership of objectification as a commodity and the gender roles in streetwear today”

INSA x ROGUE STATUS tee now available HERE

So the Rogue Status launch party went down and it was crazy fun…

….i will post up more pictures soon!
Thanks to everyone that came down and partied before the cops shut it down.

If you in LA next week you gotta come to the INSA x ROGUE STATUS launch party…

I am slipping on my calendar updates- sorry!

“Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places.”

Sometimes confidence is key- just do it!

And where better than the side of one of east London’s seedier joints

The lady responsible for all my amazing photography has finally got round to putting a selection of her favourite photos in one place.

Go check out her site: EMMATAKESPIX.COM now!

A few weeks ago me and a couple of London’s finest ATG CREW painted up the inside of cordy house…

… for a wicked party put on by Red Bull…

…two of my grime heroes JME and SKEPTA treated everyone to some goodness!

…serious!

a feature on work from BUY MY LOVE….

“Objects of desire. When does a desire become a fetish? What is the relationship between sex and selling? These questions and more are explored in Buy My Love, an exhibition by UK graff legend INSA currently on display in Glasgow.
London-based artist INSA straddles the worlds of commercial art and underground expression. He started out as a graffiti artist but also trained at Goldsmiths. His work explores how branding and sexual desire interact, and despite this (or because of it) he has been commissioned by the likes of Nike and Kangol.
Shoes feature prominently in INSA’s work. A canvas features an arched, bare foot alongside another encased in the distinctive shapes of an Air Max trainer. His distinctive motif of worm-like legs in high heels adorns stilettos, walls and PVC corsets.
Like the human body parts he paints, INSA’s art works have themselvs become objects of desire and highly collectable….”