Artist Ryan McGinness explores outer space, the inner space of the mind and as McGinness puts it, “uber fanciness” in his current collaboration with Incase. He has applied his iconic drawings to Incase’s signature cases and bags. Available today, the Ryan McGinness capsule collection uses Incase products as a vessel for delivering the New York-based artist’s work, with a range that includes a 15” Protective Sleeve, Snap Case for iPhone 4S and Shoulder Bag. Created specifically for Incase, the original artwork featured is part of a larger body of work entitled Black Holes.

The Black Holes series is inspired by “event horizons,” the celestial light show that accompanies the collapse of light and matter into a black hole. Concentric patterns depict the theoretical physics of the universe while simultaneously creating mindscape portals to provoke a psychedelic response from the viewer.

The Ryan McGinness capsule collection is available now at goincase.com.

We present the second round of collaborative product between Incase and Andy Warhol. The new series includes Warhol’s ‘Do It Yourself Flowers’ design, ‘Elvis’ portrait, his advertisements series and some other hand-drawn designs by the late artist. The line is made up of MacBook sleeves, iPhone 4 cases and iPad cases.

The new pieces are now available from Incase and also at select Apple stores.

Check out the other product from this collaboration after the jump.

In their most recent collaboration, French brand A.P.C. teamed up with Incase to produce a laptop sleeve and an iPad Case. Based on the 15″ MacBook Pro sleeve and the Hard Book Jackets for the iPad 2, the brand added their own DNA to the pieces, adding raw denim uppers and leather details. While we really like the combination of the light leather and denim fabric, we could have lived without the print details. As in most cases, denim and prints just do not go well together.

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.

Our favorite blog-friendly item from Henrik Vibskov’s latest collection is this black canvas ‘Seat’ computer bag featuring red and cream beading. When we checked out this case at the shows last Fall, they said “Why not get a massage while you work on your laptop?” Sit on the case for a butt massage. Now in stock at The V Store.

More images follow after the click.

Today the much anticipated collaboration between Incase and Jose Parla, part of the Curated by Arkitip series, has been released.

“For the eighth installment of Curated by Arkitip, artist José Parlá documents his experiences in calligraphic and palimpsestic code using Incase’s signature protective cases. Available today, the José Parlá capsule collection for Curated by Arkitip features original Parlá artwork applied to the 15” MacBook Pro Sleeve and Convertible Book Jacket for iPad, both of which are constructed of premium pebbled leather, as well as the Slider Case for iPhone 4.”

The entire series is now available for purchase here.

Detailed images of the three products follow after the jump.

Marc by Marc Jacobs is introducing its Tech Collection later this month. Included in the line are headphones, USB keys, iPhone cases and laptop sleeves. Each product comes in a variety of colors and designs. The exclusive launch of the collection takes place at Harvey Nichols in London.

Check out the complete collection after the jump.

Next up in the Curated by Arkitip Incase product range is a collaboration with C.R. Steyck III.

“As a multimedia artist acknowledged as a major influence within the genres of graffiti and street art, Stecyk’s early work on boards he painted for members of the legendary Z-Boys helped to establish the iconic graphic styles of both surfing and skateboarding.”

The 15″ C.R. Steyck III Sleeve and iPhone 3GS Snap Cases for Curated by Arkitip will be available on August 17.

For Spring 2010 Incase presents their new Coated Canvas Collection. Constructed of heavy-duty cotton canvas finished with a weather resistant coating, each piece in the Coated Canvas Collection provides excellent protection and durability in a refined style. The collection consists of a shoulder bag, a backpack, a messenger bag and two sizes of laptop sleeves. Each piece is available in light grey, military green and in black.

You can check out the collection in more detail after the jump.

Japanese brand Applebum continues to work with graphically heavy patterns and introduces for Spring/Summer 2010 the “Orange Box” series. The series consists of a jacket, a vest, a short jacket, as well as a laptop sleeve. All pieces feature the all-over “Orange Box” pattern, similar to their sneaker box pattern that we have seen in previous seasons.

A more detailed look at the new Applebum releases follows after the jump.