For Spring 2012, Vans Syndicate presents a project from old pals Anthony Van Engelen and Jason Dill. Teaming up on a three-style pack, the Alien Workshop-bred pros chose to update two classic Vans silhouettes, the Authentic Pro “S” and the Old Skool ’92 Pro “S”, as well as one of Anthony’s all-time favorites, the AV Sk8-Low “S”.

Each style boasts cream of the crop leathers including thick gauge dress shoe leather uppers and pigskin linings. The Authentic Pro “S” blends in faux snakeskin, while the Old Skool ’92 Pro “S” sports a faux cheetah fur upper. The AV Sk8-Low “S” plays it straight with the sleek black leather upper, but with the faux snakeskin and cheetah fur lining the inside.

All three pairs come complete with a crystal rubber outsole tread and project specific Syndicate trim and packaging. Also look for a cool scorpion design on the footbed of the shoes, representing the Scorpio symbol, AVE and Dill’s sign.

Detailed images of the three sneakers follow after the jump.

“The first in a series of hand painted studies that aim to psychedelically capture the individual styles of influential skateboarders.”

Sneeze Magazine No. 11, “the flagrant foul issue” features Tyler, The Creator and Jason Dill photographed by Kenneth Cappello, José Parlá, Lucien Clarke, Detroit Clock City, Naomi Shimada, Eric Yahnker, William NYC, Mr. Sneeze’s courtside seats, plus more random poster pages! The publication measures 22 × 16 inches, with text in both English and Japanese. You can buy it now from Sneeze.

See images from the magazine after the click.

Tyler, The Creator (of Odd Future) and skater Jason Dill cover No. 11 of Sneeze Magazine, as photographed by Kenneth Cappello. Check back with us later for a closer look inside the new issue.

More images follow after the click.

In an interesting collaboration OHWOW teams up with Supreme to present the latest chapter in OHWOW’s “Fuck This Life” series.

“For their first combined effort, OHWOW and Supreme teamed to present the third installment of OHWOW’s popular cult-publication FUCK THIS LIFE. The two iconic brands united to produce a printed collaboration between skateboarding veteran Jason Dill and artist Weirdo Dave, titled DILL WITH FUCK THIS LIFE. This latest image compilation delivers the same raw content, unapologetic attitude, and irreverent take on the humor of everyday headlines; DW/FTL maintains the classic Weirdo Dave aesthetic, accented with Dill’s twisted, but complimentary, contributions. A scrapbook, of sorts, DW/FTL reveals a grittily tinted world and the oddities of life seen from the duo’s distinct perspective.”

The book can now be purchased here.

Take a look inside the book after the jump.

For the Andy Warhol exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, Alien Workshop teamed up with Jason Dill to work on a special exhibition skateboard deck. The deck is available at the Brooklyn Museum shop and at finer skate stores around the globe.

Take a further look at the deck after the jump.

Jason Dill has made a name for himself as a skateboarder and in recent years also as a photographer. Others might know him through his brand Fucking Awesome (which is by the way coming back soon).
Fellow artist Don Pendleton sat down with him and interviewed him for Blacklodges. Read it here.
Also in case you missed it, we presented last week an upcoming Etnies x Jason Dillcollaboration sneaker .

After giving you yesterday a preview of the Etnies SLB23 Spring 2009 offering, we show you now the latest creation by Jason Dill for Etnies.

Etnies gets together once again with Jason Dill to collaborate on a pair of shoes. The outcome is a low sneaker with a crazy graffiti inspired all-over design. His name is embroidered on the back heel.
The Cali Skate Department has them in stock now and soon they will also be available online at Caliroots. Check out detailed images after the jump.

For the release of a Fucking Awesome collaboration shoe with Etnies, Jason Dill put together this little book of his photographs that give a sort of intimate look at his weird life.
Mumble Magazine lets you download the entire book, instead of just a snippet. You should not miss out on this, so get it here.