Krink presents four new colors of the ever popular K-51 marker. Featuring high-quality dye-based inks, the vibrant, translucent colors are water resistant and are applied through a durable extra-broad tip with two edges. Large ink capacity of 30ml. Quick drying. Handmade in the USA.

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Artist Tom Sachs customized a series of Krink marker sets. Each set features 3 markers – 1 K-12 in white, 1 K-70 in black and 1 K-66 in red and comes complete with a custom “Police Line Do Not Cross” wooden dock.

We worked closely with Tom to create markers that suited specific needs for his work. Tom uses a lot of different markers in his work and he has strict standards related to flow, durability and archival quality. He tested a wide variety of Krink products and we formulated inks to meet his specs. The K-12 rollerball is a brand new marker tip that Tom is really excited about, It’s unique to the market, and is a Krink / Tom Sachs exclusive. We also formulated a new red “Slow Drip Formula” for our K-66 marker meeting Tom’s specific specs.

Available today through tomsachs.com and colette. Limited to 100 signed and numbered pieces.

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Street artist KR has joined forces with photographer Yasumasa “Yone” Yonehara for an exhibit at Toyko retailer And A. Seen here is a preview of what you can expect to see at the exhibition. The opening party takes place August 25, 2010, will the show running until September 17, 2010.

More Krink vs Yone after the jump.

The Krink K-12 is a unique paint marker featuring a durable steel fine-point tip with a squeezable body. Filled with 12ml of rich, opaque ink, the maker can be used on light or dark surfaces, be it metal, canvas, wood, glass, plastic, or paper. Quick drying, highest quality, made in the USA. Now available in black, silver, red, and purple at the recently launched 12ozProphet Supply Shop.

KR is in Sao Paulo for ROJO®NOVA at the MIS museum. The image above is from one room in the museum where three artists KR, Yochai Matos (light piece), and Rebecca Ward (tape) collaborated to amazing result.

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KR recently visited Xièxiè, Taipei for an art show at The Base. Above left you see a Krinked Taiwanese Betel nut stand. “Betel Nut is a nut wrapped in a leaf that people chew to get a buzz. There is usually a girl in a bikini working the stand in the streets.” KR also displayed custom skate decks, did a bit of live painting, hit a 4 story high street spot (above right) and had bikini-clad girls pose with his product.

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“Another Crystal Pharoah / Krink joint. NYC.”

Clean graphics follow well-established themes on KRINK’s new selection of tees for spring. Made in the USA and available at krink.com and select retailers worldwide.

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Today the 8-Liter Applicator by Krink released in a new yellow colorway. Unfortunately while writing this, the applicator, which was limited to only 3 pieces, has already sold out, but we still wanted to show it to you.

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KR interview in Levi’s Cinch shop in Tokyo by mediadefrag.jp