Stussy Canada got with Eager Beaver Lager to produce a limited run of craft beer. They produced a t-shirt, and a few shapes in a skate deck for the release, which is taking place today at Toronto and Vancouver Stussy Chapter stores.

Take a further look at the t-shirts and skate decks after the jump.

Alien Workshop recently presented round 3 of their collaborative work with the Andy Warhol Foundation. The project, which pairs unique examples of Warhol’s artwork with Alien Workshop skate decks will come packaged in cardboard packaging inspired by Warhol’s box sculptures from the 1960’s.

The latest installment features 4 of Warhol’s most recognizable and iconic images and (as we found out at Agenda HB) will be available shortly at select Alien Workshop retailers, .

Photography: Pete Williams/Highsnobiety.com

Once again G-Shock teams up with Globe and goes beyond simply collaborating on a timepiece. For Fall 2011 the two brands present both a watch and matching skate lifestyle products.

“Inspired by military night operatives, the uniform matte black, GRX5600GE-1 timepiece features a contrasting red LCD display with a subtle integration of the GLOBE logo on the face and band along with a fabric band keeper. Staying true to G-Shock’s toughness and technology, the GRX5600GE-1 features, Shock Resistance, 200M Water Resistance, Tough Solar power and tide/moon graphs making it the perfect accessory for any action sport enthusiast. To compliment the design of the watch, the boardsports products are also produced in a sleek black with red accents.

The Cruiserboard is 8.5” x 32” and is constructed of 7-ply hardrock maple with custom Globe EVA traction foam grip that’s easy on the feet. Premium 58mm/78A urethane wheels and Slant trucks with GLOBE first bushings provide a smooth and nimble ride.

GLOBE’s all new Comanche Boot is made from irregular leather, canvas and shaved suede for a vintage military look, has a rear zip entry, waxed rope laces and a metal speed lace collar to tie things up. It also comes with a custom vintage dog tag.”

The watch, skateboard deck and boots will release in November 2011.

Santa Cruz presents a fun series of skateboard cruisers in collaboration with The Simpsons. Featured in the series are a Bart board, Homer board, The Simpsons board and two Duff Beer boards. The deck series is now available from NHS Fun Factory.

For a closer look and an interview with Jeff Kendall Vice President of NHS (parent company of Santa Cruz Skateboards, Independent Trucks, Creature Skateboards, etc) about the collection, check Rad Collector.

Check out the entire range after the jump.

The Hundreds announce their second round of collaboration projects with renowned artist Mark Dean Veca. Following graphic t-shirts last year, TH have produced a Johnson Mid sneaker alongside a solid 3-part skateboard series, as seen above.

Have a look at the sneaker and images of the original artwork after the click.

In an interesting collaboration French creative agency BKRW has gotten together with Domeau & Peres to produce a premium leather skateboard deck. The iconic skate deck was covered in premium leather, featuring the signature cross stitching from the leather makers. Limited to only 5 pieces, you can order your deck, coming in a custom dust bag, from info@bkrw.com.

Take a detailed look at the creation after the jump.

Supreme once again teamed up with artist Kaws as part of their new Spring/Summer 2011 Collection. Surprisingly though, you will not find any of the usual Kaws graphics and looks in the collaboration. They present hoodies and skate decks as part of the collection, featuring a hand drawn Supreme box logo graphic – that’s it!

Take a further look after the jump.

Alien Workshop presented round 2 of their collaborative work with the Andy Warhol Foundation at Bright Berlin. Once again the project pairs unique examples of Warhol’s artwork with each of the ten pro riders sponsored by Alien Workshop. Also, as before, the complete set is shipped in custom printed board box packaging inspired by Warhol’s box sculptures from the 1960’s. Look for these at Alien retailers this Fall 2011.

Photography: Highsnobiety

See the full series after the jump.

Curated can’t get enough of this. “Seriously, the current vogue for ceramic skate art is intriguing and the yielded some terrific material. This project, entitled VALLISON, comes from Chilean design collective Material.cl. The decks were initially launched in November, taking part in THIS Los Angeles‘ “Latin American Design” exhibition. All are hand painted or silkscreen, produced in the common proportions of the average skateboard.”

A full look at VALLISON after the jump.Have a closer look at the skateboards here.

For its unique project of 2010, Mekanism gave carte blanche to German artist Anselm Reyle.

“For his project for Mekanism, Anselm Reyle applied several thin layers of spray painted neon pink and added two different mudstone coloured paints before the boards were covered with a two-component lacquer, giving a shiny surface. In these works the boundary between the slickness of the neon pink and the roughness of the brown paints – resembling mud, sand or dirt – is blurred by the lacquer. Glossy and matt, fl ashy and dark, slick and rough are now inextricably intertwined. But beyond the contradiction of colours and textures, the artist is contrasting our prospect of neon pink as a colour used for posters of the punk and the psychedelic scene in the 70s and 80s with the mudstone colours applied in post war gestural abstract paintings, notably in Abstract Expressionism and Art Informel.”

The Anselm Reyle deck series consists of 50 skateboards, each signed and numbered by the artist.

More images of the process and the decks follow after the jump.