Realizing it was too difficult for people to unbolt USPS mailboxes and drag their own KRINK dripped versions home, not to mention the issues with federal legality of such acts, Kid Robot teamed up with Craig “KR” Costello and produced these miniature versions for vinyl toy lovers, USPS employees and graf groupies a-like to take home.
“We created a limited edition, 7-inch, resin version of this New York landmark and got ink guy and graf writer, Krink, to hit it up with his iconic silver drips. Replete with bolts, a debossed NYC stamp and dents from urban wear and tear, this expressionist piece of vandalism drops in a Krink-designed box December 18. Individually numbered out of 500! Retails for $39.95.”
Fo’ serious? Street wear losers aficionado’s get ready. KRINK is now getting his own Nike Air Force 1’s. There isn’t a lot of information on the availability of these kicks yet, but I will let you know when I know.
If you aren’t lucky enough to have had original works by the likes of GHOST gracing your black book (suckas), you might want to check out the pieces of Cousin Frank’s work for sale at the Vargas Gallery. The gallery, located in Woodstock, NY (damn hippies) is selling works by GHOST, KR, TEAM and others.
Killa Queens is taking over the world these days, thanks in no small part to Queens alum Craig Costello, aka KR, aka the KRINK-Master! Moving beyond his homemade drippy inks, those signature KRINK drips are everywhere these days. So, when Arkitip magazine and Incase wanted to partner up to create limited edition MacBook cases, under the Curated by Arkitip name, who better to have tweak your inaugural product then KR himself? The end product is as sweet as they come, and is available for both the 13″ and 15″ MacBook’s and bulkier MacBook Pro’s, for $79.95 a pop.
(I have a 15″ MacBook Pro if anyone wants to send me a case.)
