Constructed from sculpted forms of moulded plywood, the DCW chair was designed by Ray and Charles Eames in 1946 to comfortably fit the body. These now iconic pieces of furniture have endured to become mid-century modern day classics.

ilovedust have sought to complement the chair’s aesthetic integrity with a tailor-made design drawing inspiration from the relationship between the designers. Based on a dialogue conducted between Ray and Charles during the unveiling of the chair on the Arlene Francis ‘Home’ show broadcast in 1956, each chair has a unique pattern pertaining to one of the designers. The chairs tell a his and hers story with different quotes from each designer and draw heavily on graphics of the time, producing an overall 1950s aesthetic and enhancing one of the most recognisable and prolific pieces of modern design. Each pattern was carefully applied by hand, making these exclusive classics a must-have one of a kind.

The design also runs across a limited edition set of green and blue printed cushions. As a final addition, a specially commissioned hand-screened print is available to buy.

More detailed images of the I Love Dust x Eames DCW Chair, Cushions and Screen Print follow after the jump.

POW (Pictures On Walls) has opened the registration today for the Banksy”Donuts” print. The print comes in a chocolate and a strawberry version, each limited to 299 pieces. The print goes for 465 Pounds. You can register yourself from now for 48 hours and then out they will pick 598 people out of everybody that registered. Good luck!

In response to his well-received mixed-media solo art exhibition “Best Of The Beast,” Dust La Rock makes his debut collection of 17 original works and limited edition prints available for online purchase for the first time. Prices start at $500 for editions of 15 giclee prints on paper, up to $3000 for one of three “Best of the Beast” title pieces on canvas measuring 38” x 68”. Each piece is printed on archival quality materials, hand numbered and signed by the artist. Available now at www.dustlarock.com.

If you missed the opening of “Best of the Beast” in New York City, the show will be travelling to Commonwealth in
Norfolk, VA with an opening reception on July 11th. The show will run through July 30th. Check out the flyer after the jump.

Soup Can II is the second in a series of four hand printed Soup Cans Iconoclast will be releasing with Obey’s Shepard Fairey.  Measuring 20 x 16 inches and limited to 200 signed and numbered prints, this silkscreen and pencil artwork currently sells for $400, but is destined to become a much more valuable piece in the near future. Available now from Iconoclast.

Check out a full look at the Shepard Fairey x Iconoclast Soupcan II print after the jump.

We visited the Shepard Fairey exhibition at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Berlin over the weekend. On Saturday they opened the Print Retrospective 1997-2009 exhibition. Especially in the context of his recent stardom it was interesting seeing his earlier works again, next to his new ones. The huge publicity push that the artist got with the Obama artwork, was certainly also reflected in the prices of his prints.

The exhibition is running until July 11th, so make sure to pass by.

After the jump a detailed look at the Shepard Fairey Print Retrospective 1997-2009 exhibition.

Aside from John Mayer, Staple also worked with designer and artist Cole Winston Moss this season. The designer created a graphic from a Jeff Staple quote a couple of months ago, that Jeff liked so much, that he decided to include it in his new collection. The outcome of the project is not only a t-shirt, but also a silkscreen print of the graphic, are available from The Reed Space. The print will also be available from Etsy.

Check out the Cole Winston Moss x Staple Print after the jump.

Ron English has announced the release of his latest super-secret printing project. After months in development both at RetroLens in Denver, and Modern Multiples Studio in Los Angeles, they present the first ever hand-printed silkscreen 3D lenticular prints.

Artist: Ron English
Title: Abraham Obama Lenticular Mixed Media Print
Size: 24″ x 36″
Description: Hand Printed Mixed Media Lenticular Movie Poster for “Abraham Obama: A Film By Kevin Chapados” A copy of the film DVD is included with each print…
Edition: 7 Unique Colors, 10 Red White and Blue, 30 Silver Text, 157 Gold Text

The prints can now be purchased from JetSet Graffiti.

POW has released today a new print by artist Kelsey Brooks. The “Mermaid” print is limited to 140 pieces and goes for 95 Pounds on the POW website. Definitely a nice one for collectors out there!

One of our favorite artists, Chuck Anderson, has once again released a new print. It has been a while since the last one. As usual, the artist applied his light techniques also on the new “Lights For Drowning” print. It is now available at NP & CO for 45 USD.

A more detailed view of the new print follows after the jump.

Mishka gets together with artist Kozik as part of their Spring 2009 Collection. The artist created a t-shirt and a print for the New York brand, entitled “Pipes And Porridge”. The t-shirt comes in three colorways and is along with the print now available in the Mishka online store.

Detailed images of the Mishka x Kozik product follow after the jump.