Slick created with his label Dissizit and Japanese brand Bounty Hunter the “LA” vinyl toy. The finger sign has previously also been prominently featured in their clothing collection. Limited to only 50 pieces, the toy will be released soon.

After previewing yesterday the adidas Originals x Slick Artillery Mid, we showcase today the complete collection between the sports good giant and the artist. In terms of sneakers the collection also features two colorways of the Vulc Mid. On top they worked on apparel, including a windbreaker, a hoodie and several t-shirts. All pieces in the collection feature heavy colorful designs of Slick. The artist worked with adidas not only on the collection, but also worked actively on their new campaign. including the 2010 advertising campaign.

Make sure to check out the video here below on Slick’s work with adidas.

A look at the complete collection of sneakers and clothing follows after the jump.

Los Angeles graffiti legend (and Dissizit founder) Slick pairs with adidas Originals for Spring 2010 to rework the Artillery Mid basketball sneaker in two colorways. The shoes feature Slick’s famous “nametag” on the tongue alongside various paint splashings and hand styles. Available now (alongside matching apparel) at select retailers including XLarge Japan.

Take the jump for a closer look at the Slick x adidas Originals Artillery Mid.

With XLarge, Slick worked on the “Live Paint” t-shirt, which comes out at the “Live Paint” event on February 25th. The event takes place at the XLarge Harajuku store. The t-shirt will be released in two colorways and features graphics both on the front and back. Hopefully we can soon show you better images of the collaborative project.

Check out some preview images of both projects after the jump.

Dizzisit got together with Concepts from Boston to collaborate on a t-shirt. The t-shirt was of course designed by Slick and also reads on the back “Slick Exclusive for Concepts”. The white colorway is available now and the the black colorway will be released on June 27th.

In this week’s edition of Walrus TV, graffiti legend SLICK tells us how he earned his name while he was in Catholic school. SLICK was a troublemaker as a kid, and it was his penchant for vandalism that actually lead him to art school. Ironically, he stumbled into his crew while at Otis Parson in Los Angeles. SLICK showcased his talent in the streets, and like many artists, has seamlessly made the transition into the gallery. He’s had a long career and his art has been shown everywhere from films, album covers and music videos. Learn more about SLICK on this new Walrus TV episode.

We present you the Dissizit Holiday 2008 collection. The brand by graffiti veteran Slick offers a nice selection of outerwear this season, consisting of letterman jackets, M-65 jackets and bomber jackets. Furthermore the line includes a large range of New Era caps and a couple of t-shirts.

Have a full look at the Dissizit Holiday 2008 collection after the jump.

Dissizit presents some strong new collaboration t-shirts. The first one is with Slick. His spray can character finds his new favorite spot. Really nice work on the graphic and the print is also of very high quality. 
The second one is a collaboration with Martyr Inc. and with Everlast. Unlike the other design, we have here a strong social message behind the design, which is also executed nicely. Expect these to be released soon.
More images after the jump.

Slick from Dissizit created a t-shirt for the 13th anniversary of Bounty X Hunter. The t-shirt combines classic Bounty X Hunter graphics with Slick’s unique graffiti artwork. It is now available in Japan.
Check out more detailed images after the jump.

Adding some street art flare to Roger Water’s Coachella set, writer Slick of the Dissizit crew killed a pig! Well, not literally, check the pictures after the jump to get the full view. One thing is for sure, this is a damn sight more exciting than the “art pigs” that were all over Cinncinatti a few summers back.