Today we can give you an exclusive first look at the new Incase Curated by Arkitip collection by Korean-born artist Rostarr. Working with each of an iPhone 4 Snap Case, an iPad Convertible Book Cover and a MacBook Pro 15″ Case, Rostarr applied his signature “Graphysics” geometric graphic work for an attractive, functional piece of art in greyscale with orange highlights.

On the occasion of this release, we’ve put together a comprehensive timeline/interview feature with Incase, Arkitip and Rostarr. Check out our Incase Curated by Arkitip feature here.

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The Incase iPhone 4 Bird’s Nest Snap Case is a mechanical interpretation of the natural avian shelter, featuring an intricate pattern of randomized cutouts for a striking visual effect. A fresh take on their popular Snap Case, the Bird’s Nest Snap Case provides easy snap-on attachment and four-corner protection. Once attached, the case’s negative space comes into focus creating a both interesting and dynamic look the iPhone.

The case comes in two colorways and is now available in the Incase online store.

Incase have expanded their Perforated Collection with new perforated styles for iPhone 4 and MacBook Air. “Available in Black and White, the Perforated Slider Case looks great in both a tonal or contrasting pairing, so whether you’re using a black or white iPhone, either way you go, it’s sure to add visual interest.” Available for 11″ and 13″ MacBook Airs is a Perforated Hardshell Case in Black, White and Blueberry, a slim case with added protection.

See the MacBook Air case after the click.

Yet another excellent product designed with Japanese relief in mind. If you donate $20 to the Artists Help Japan Movement through Incase you will receive this limited-edition iPhone 4 case absolutely free.

Although the initial shock has passed, the displaced victims of the Japan earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster still need our help. To support continuing relief efforts, Incase is committed to raise $10,000 for the Artists Help Japan Movement through the Mercy Corps charity organization.

Incase and VBS recently went behind the scenes with renowned photojournalist Donald Weber to document the continuing tragedy in Japan, check out the film here.

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After a first preview a while ago, we can present today the full Incase for Andy Warhol Collection.

Incase proudly unveils their collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. This distinctive collection features Warhol’s artwork applied to select cases, sleeves and bags for iPhone, iPad and MacBook. They launch this continuing series with Warhol’s late-era Camouflage and the Banana screen print created in 1966, which also appeared on the cover of The Velvet Underground and Nico’s self-titled debut album. Additional signature Warhol graphics are featured on iPhone cases including his striking 1964 Flowers print, Dollar Signs (1982), a wry commentary on art as a consumer item, and a colorful cow portrait taken from his whimsical 1966 Cow Wallpaper.

On Wednesday, April 6, Incase and The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts will host a private event in New York to celebrate the launch of Incase for Andy Warhol. The event will draw from Warhol’s seemingly prescient stance on technology and its effect on popular culture with interactive art installations, as well as showcase the newly released collection. The entire event will be captured on video via iPhone 4 and will be streaming live on goincase.com.

Select Incase for Andy Warhol products are available today at goincase.com with additional products launching soon and available for pre-order. Incase for Andy Warhol will also be available soon through the Apple Store, Apple’s retail stores and select boutiques worldwide.

Detailed images of the full first collection from this collaboration follow after the jump.

Incase presents a new series of metallic iPhone 4 snap cases. The case is easy to put on the phone, really light and now comes in 4 metallic colorways. Look out for it in stores soon.

Incase will be introducing a new Andy Warhol Collection this Spring season. The collection consists of two key motives, the banana and a camouflage pattern, both coming on laptop cases, iPhone cases and iPad cases. This continuous collaboration will use iconic imagery from the artist every season and present new product. This first series comes to retail April 2011.

Take a look at the Incase x Andy Warhol Case Collection after the jump.

After having presented the Courier Collection the other day, we present today the Alloy Luggage Line.

“The new Alloy Collection recasts our most iconic packs, bags and sleeves in a highly textured fabric with a stunning matte metallic finish. Inspired by bold advances in technology and engineering, the collection’s dynamic surfaces exhibit a unique tactile and visual appeal.”

Certainly the upper look is very interesting on the collection and the offering is wide enough to offer something for everybody, including backpacks, messenger bags and laptop sleeves.

Further images of the Incase Alloy Collection follow after the jump.

Filled with enhanced durability and performance, Incase showcases their new Spring 2011 Courier Collection. The line-up includes a messenger bag and a backpack, both coming this season in grayed jade with contrasting orange accents. Expect these to drop early March 2011.

Detailed images of both pieces follow after the jump.

It is no news that iPhone battery life can be pretty depressing, especially after you have had the phone for some months. Incase wants to solve that problem and introduces their new Snap Battery Case.

“Precision engineered to be the slimmest battery case for iPhone 4, the Snap Battery Case features an integrated 900 mAh battery and durable hardshell construction for increased battery life and dependable protection. The built-in female 30-Pin connector enables seamless iPhone 4 syncing and charging without removing the case. In addition, the hidden LED power indicator displays charge level and the control button allows on/off switching.

The optimized power management system provides continuous charging to the internal battery of iPhone 4. When in use, power drains first from the Snap Battery Case so that the device’s internal battery maintains a charge and is only depleted once the Snap Battery Case has been drained. The Snap Battery Case should be powered off until the iPhone 4 battery runs low for best use.”

The battery case provides an additional 120 hours of standby time, 40% extended battery life and is available from today for 60 USD.

Take a further look at the case after the jump.