For those of you that are not yet familiar with Lumas, we will give you a quick rundown. The German company runs several galleries, most of which are in Germany, but in the mean time they also opened in Zürich and in New York. They work with artists and offer editions of their work for a far lower price than the original works, but still limited. They have had tremendous success with the concept over the years and in the mean time even their editions go up in value over time.
One of the latest editions to their catalogue is "Kanye" by Nick & Chloé. The Parisian duo took the picture on a photo shoot session in Los Angeles. 
Lumas offers it now in a limited edition of 100 prints, for 350 Euros.

For those of you out there that are in love with Ricoh’s look and technology, you might also be interested in the newly released Sigma DP-1. Basically they managed to put a DSLR camera into a small casing.
It comes with an integral full sized image sensor. Also it comes with a 35mm lense, 14.1 Megapixels and a stunning oldschool look.
Anyways, we will not get too technical, just wanted to let you know that if you are looking for a new camera and are like everybody else out there considering the Lumix and Ricoh, Leica ranges, then you should definitely also consider the new Sigma DP-1.

The two Japanese brands Expansion and Nitraid joined forces with photographer Chi Modu to collaborate on two t-shirts. Having adopted this notion as his guiding principle, Chi Modu has become a master at capturing some of the most striking, original and magically serendipitous images in hip-hop and other genres.
The series consists of two t-shrits, which are produced in Japan with Peru Pima cotton, a premium cotton, which dates back to the Incas in terms of history.
The t-shirts will be released mid May, so make sure to look out for them.
After the jump detailed images.

We reported about this graphic before and assumed it would appear on a t-shirt soon. Well, here it is.
The Kaws´ Companion figure was first shown in New York at the New Gallery in Soho and at his first exhibition in Tokyo – Kawsone – at Parco. If you missed it – now you can get the T-shirt, at least.
Firmament has it in stock now in both black and white. More pics after the jump.