the good stuff

The <n>Flame Cap</n> from the <n>Yeezy Gap Engineered By Balenciaga</n> collection, designed by <n>Ye</n> and <n>Demna</n>.

Patch from a top-secret US military program, documented by artist <n>Trevor Paglen</n>.

The 2025 artwork <n>No Oasis</n> by artist <n>Ces XC</n> and creative studio <n>Sard</n>.

A portrait of the stallion <n>Doc Bingo Gunner</n> in Maceió, Brazil. Photo by <n>Tony Mendes</n>.

A tattoo featuring the typeface <n>Helvetica</n>, designed by <n>Max Miedinger</n> and <n>Eduard Hoffmann</n> in 1957.

Illustration of the <n>Yeezy Gap Perfect Hoodie</n> by <n>Yeezy Gap Archive</n>.

Digital illustration promoting a guest tattoo spot at <n>YAYA TATU</n> from December 1-4.

A satirical post by <n>Deadstock Report</n>.

A charcoal drawing by artist <n>Matt McCormick</n> from his book '<n>What I Feel I Can’t Say</n>'.

Carved stone detail by stonemason <n>Tsubota Sekizaiten</n>.

<n>UNCIVILIZED</n>, 2025. An artwork by <n>Ces XC & Scene</n>.

From the <n>Magic Carpet</n> series by designer and photographer <n>F. Taylor Colantonio</n>.

<n>Cataphiles</n>, urban explorers in the tunnels beneath Paris. Photo by <n>Marcher Arrant</n>.

From the <n>Los Altares digitales</n> series (1999-2017) by Slovenian artist <n>Stane Jagodič</n>.

Footballer <n>Eric Cantona</n> at Marseille, painted by <n>Wordy | Football Art Online</n>.

<n>Hercules fighting the lion</n> back tattoo by <n>Luke Jinks</n> on his client James, inspired by <n>Alex Dubnoff</n>.

A spotted <n>Jaguar</n> and a <n>melanistic jaguar</n> swim side-by-side in Manaus, Brazil. Photo by <n>YGOR SOBESI</n>.

A <n>Weeping Monster Pot</n> by artist <n>Eamon Quigley</n> releases a tear-like droplet when watered.

An installation of Persian rugs by Iranian artist <n>Jalal Sepehr</n>.

The <n>Techkwondo</n> sneaker from the <n>adidas Originals</n> x <n>Brain Dead</n> collaboration.

A personalized <n>Zippo</n> lighter from the <n>Vietnam War</n>, engraved in An Khê, Vietnam, circa 1969-70.

<n>Vacheron Constantin Saltarello</n> watch from 1997, presented by <n>Hausmann & Co.</n>

<n>Next Station</n>, a 2025 digital artwork by animation studio <n>Petrick®</n>.