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3Fold Multi-Use Bag | HARD GRAFT

Hard Graft is known for it’s simplistically designed Apple product accessories and uses material and a design aesthetic favored by today’s young professionals who enjoy modern accessories with a classic look.

Their latest creation takes ALL OF THE CAKE. It’s a bag which triples as a generously sized portfolio case, overnighter and a messenger that’ll hug your laptop with love.

The bag is made of Italian leather and 100% wool felt and although it can be transformed into three completely different types of bags, it includes minimal hardware and Hard Graft has designed it to transform quickly and effectively.

Laptop Bag

  • Fits up to two 15” MacBook Pros
  • Includes space for chargers, cables etc
  • Two deep outside zip pockets
  • Long adjustable felt/leather strap

Overnighter

  • Removable fold and wipe internal floor
  • Volume: 28 Liters
  • Passes air-flight carry on specifications

Portfolio Case

  • Fits A2 plans and/or Wacom Tablet
  • Enough space to fit flat as well as large bulky items


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New Zealander Terry Chisholm’s Semi Permanents book cover.
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New Zealander Terry Chisholm’s Semi Permanents book cover.

kidsoncrack:

New Zealander Terry Chisholm’s Semi Permanents book cover.

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New Zealander Terry Chisholm’s Semi Permanents book cover.

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Arrow Collar Men by J.C Leyendecker, c. 1910-1912 (via)

No.Zine is an independent arts zine, released in series and featuring a variety of young artists, designers, writers, photographers and illustrators. Each issue is conceptually centred around it’s issue number. Really nicely produced and designed by Patrick Fry.

No.Zine is an independent arts zine, released in series and featuring a variety of young artists, designers, writers, photographers and illustrators. Each issue is conceptually centred around it’s issue number. Really nicely produced and designed by Patrick Fry.

christopheloiron: A little teaser swatch board of the fabrics we are using for our upcoming Fall 2012 “Men of the Frontier” MFSC Collection…

christopheloiron: A little teaser swatch board of the fabrics we are using for our upcoming Fall 2012 “Men of the Frontier” MFSC Collection…

Filippo MinelliContradictions

"To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all."

- Oscar Wilde

The Mobeat Retro Synth

Launched in March this year by the Argentine studio Lateral View, Mobeat ~ Retro Synth is the latest born in its Mobeat’s iPhone app series. In total, the different versions of the app have been downloaded over 1 million times since June 2010, the studio says. Here’s how the version 2.0 looks like:

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As you can see, it is very reminiscent of the Moog synthesizer; according to its creator Juan Manuel Abrigo, the app “was initially called Moogie, but Robert’s son didn’t like the idea…”

While the fact that one of Mobeat’s versions was free helped boost its popularity, its new app is priced at $0.99, which seems quite reasonable, considering all the sound options it gives to its users. Put together in an intuitive interface, its tools range from oscillators to an envelope generator and arpeggiators.

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Some of the features are actually reserved to advanced users, who are already familiar with synths and electronic music. Still, the lack of a recording feature could be frustrating for them, although Abrigo promises it is already on the roadmap, alongside Midi and Akai support.

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Besides heading Lateral View, Abrigo is also the CTO of the popular app recommendation platform Kinetik. Interestingly, both companies are based in Mar del Plata, Argentina, which confirms that Latin American tech talent goes well beyond the region’s main cities.