One of our favorite artists, Chuck Anderson, has once again released a new print. It has been a while since the last one. As usual, the artist applied his light techniques also on the new “Lights For Drowning” print. It is now available at NP & CO for 45 USD.

A more detailed view of the new print follows after the jump.

Chuck Anderson of NoPattern presents a new book, entitled “Wandering Off Into Space”. Over the years you have already seen several works by the artist, including collaborations with Burton, as well as the cover art on one of Lupe Fiasco’s albums.

In his latest book the artist presents his work from recent months, including product, commercial work as well as his own art. The book is now available for 25 USD here.

More images of the book follow after the jump.

Our friend Chuck Anderson, aka NoPattern, has updated his online portfolio with the most recent project that he has been working on. We give you a look at the t-shirts that he designed for Vans this year. 
Unlike the work that we mostly see from him, his pieces for Vans come in black/white and concentrate on the graphics. We are not sure when this will release, so keep your eyes open.
Detailed images after the jump.

A couple of months ago we presented you the jacket that Chuck Anderson aka NoPattern had designed for Burton. He used his trademark light camouflage pattern on the jacket, giving it a very particular look.
The artist used the same graphic on several luggage pieces, including the above backpack. There will also be a series of smaller bags coming with the same pattern.
There is no set release date, but we will keep you posted!

Protective skins for your beloved technological gadgets are vastly improved from those old bulky leather contraptions that started the trend. Inventive use of fabric and material, inspired graphics and more custom fittings help turn something mundanein to a personal reflection. Additionally they’ve become more articulated protective devices, geared toward specific products. 
Music Skins offers products geared toward protecting phones, ipods and laptops with a flare driven by contemporary music and related fashions. They work with artists ranging from Dave White to Benny Gold. We present you a few examples, from White, SBTG and Chuck Anderson.
More after the jump.

Over the past year we have continuously presented to you the progress of the Burton Artist Series 13. Today we can show you the remaining artists and their respective t-shirts, that participated in the project. The list includes Eric Brunetti, SheOne, Chuck Anderson, Travis Millard, Kenta Goto, Jeff Curtes and Cody Hudson. Via Blacklodges.
Check out the artist t-shirts after the jump.

Here is an interesting new jacket that Chuck Anderson of NoPattern designed for Burtons 2009 collection – the Light Camo Jacket. It features an all-over design similar to the works we are used to see from the designer/artist.
That’s what’s fun when you design for a snowboard company – it might be a little crazy to wear every day, but it’s just fine to wear it while boarding. The jacket will not come out for a while, so keep an eye out later this year.
After the jump detailed pictures of the Light Camo Jacket.

Green Label Art has unveiled its first series of limited edition bottles designed by Chuck Anderson, Dez, Haze, Peat Wollaeger, Scott Lenhardt, and Troy Denning. Green Label Art promotes the arts in an organic way – by letting the creative be as creative as they want. They have come up with wild and unique designs on this collection – check it out at www.greenlabelart.com.

Chuck Anderson has released a series of 12 new prints in his online store. The prints are limited between 35 and 75 pieces and as usual come with very good pricing! Make sure to check them out!

One of our favorite artists released some new prints – Chuck Anderson of NoPattern. Some of you might have seen his work also on his recent collaboration on a New Era cap with Reason Clothing for their Fall 2007 collection.
The artist released three prints. ‘Godlike’ and ‘Places You Can’t Imagine’ are reissues of previously sold out pieces, reformatted to an 18×24 size. ‘Heavenlike’ is a new print which comes in the format 36×24. All prints are signed by the artist. 
If you have some wall space left then grab one of these, they are also very affordable! They are now available at NP & Co.Check out the other two after the jump.