Today we received the new Carhartt Brand Book Vol. 1. The brand starts to present seasonal books, similar to some of the Japanese brands. Inside the first issue, we came across an interesting project. As part of their Spring/Summer 2009 Collection, Carhartt got together with Krink. The collaboration consists of an exclusive set of three K-71 permanent markers, that includes a customized version of the infamous Carhartt Dearborn Canvas brown. As an add-on they also produced a t-shirt series, limited to 250 pieces, as well as 250 limited edition silkscreen posters. Both the markers and the t-shirts come in re-usable canvas bags in the distinctive colors of the market set.  A release is set some time in the near future.

Take a more detailed look at the Carhartt x Krink Marker Set after the jump.

The Krink x André Squeeze Marker has been released. Coming in two colorways, the Parisian artist did not only influence the bottle design, but also the color of the marker. They are now available at colette.

KRINK inks and markers have chosen an entire crew of Valentine’s day ladies to smother with metallic kisses by collaborating with Married to the MOB.

February makes way for the release of an exclusive co-branded t-shirt printed with MTTM’s classic pink stamp logo, coupled with KRINKS’ signature silver drip style. KRINK and the M.O.B came together, both because of an existing friendship and an on-going involvement in the streetwear industry. Merging an NYC street artist with Married to the Mob’s feminine and edgy aesthetic makes for yet another classic collaboration.

The pack includes a hot pink KRINK marker stamped with MTTM’s trademark kiss-logo on a metallic-pink custom colored label. Married to the Mob keeps it New York City centric by having the photo shot by Brooklyn’s own Timothy McGurr (13thWitness) and modeled by Chelsea’s infamous “Sweet 16″, overlooking the city from the top of the Empire State Building.

Have a look at both colorways of the t-shirt and the marker after the jump.

The good folks at Krink have released 11 colors of the K-42 paint marker. They work great on a variety of surfaces – metal, plastic and paper. They are in stores now.

via: 12ozProphet.

Krink, maker of fine inks and markers, has two new posters out. Fittingly one highlights their great makers, the second showcasing the inks.
Check the ink poster after the jump.

For the very first time, an artist remasters colette’s website : Krink.

Alife NYC continues their extensive collaboration with Krink. New Krink T-Shirts, designed by Krink permanent ink creator and artist/photographer Craig Costello—and the full assortment of Krink K-71 and EZ-Squeeze markers have been released in Alife stores yesterday.
This is certainly the best series of Krink t-shirts we have seen so far. Check out the entire range after the jump.