Despite the influx of technology being the prevalent form of thought tracking and communication, somethings such as the way of the paper will always be looked upon as a more credible source in the eyes of many. mastermind JAPAN has released a set of notebooks bearing their familiar logos and imagery. Available now at colette.

Continuing with their ongoing series of artist designed collaborations, Supreme has looked to American artist and photographer Marilyn Minter to create a series of skate decks by the controversial artist. Her rise to prominence started in 1989 where her debut show was inspired by hardcore pornography drawing a barrage of criticism from feminists. However, Minter continued on utilizing pornographic imagery and beauty advertisements together. The decks will release April 10th in New York and Los Angeles (April 17th online) while Japan will see an April 12th release.

Creative Director Yorgo Tloupas of Intersection Magazine recently gave us a look at a sneaker meets bike design. Incorporating the utilitarian bicycle, the wheels have been replaced with special wheels outfitted with 8 pairs of separate sneakers. Watch the bike Fred Flinstone-esque bike in action, sort of. Source: Arkitip Intelligence

Maharishi has made it an art with the use of camo which hardly comes as a surprise with Maharishi founder Hardy Blechman's authoring of the book Disruptive Material: An Encyclopedia of Camouflage. Their latest instance of camo is seen on this laptop bag. The multi pocket laptop case caters to 15" laptops. Available now at Standard. Source: C to the J L

XLarge Japan has just launched an extensive archival site that documents the storied brands history through graphics, images and movies. Many pieces of information can be seen originating from as early as 1991. The site can be viewed here.

Diamond Supply Co. has issued a challenge to all the Photoshop warriors out there in a design contest. The rules are simple, you have until April 15th to submit a design on the template given, however no parodies and original artwork only. The submission must be posted in the Diamond thread on Hypebeast Forums. The winner will receive a pair of size 10.5 deadstock Nike SB Tiffany Dunks. With the going market value, that's worth north of $500 USD. However, if nothing good is chosen by Diamond Supply Co., no winner will be announced. Refer to Nick Diamond's post for more details including the template.

We've seen many brands branch out beyond their usual forays into t-shirts to offer up some useful additions. Coming on the heels of the UNDFTD Mouse Pad, The Hundreds has paid tribute to their popular Adam Bomb figure as it becomes available in mouse pad form. Check either The Hundreds store locations for availability.

The Red Devil Laser Etched skate deck was originally created in limited quantities for the "Rust in Peace" art exhibition in Los Angeles featuring Stash and Slick. A small quantity is now available online. The laser etched Red Devil graphic is complimented with a natural wood finish. Available for sale at Recon with a price set at $150 USD. Source: C to the J L

The New York brand Alife has updated their website with a picture of a Hersey like Alife Chocolate Bar. We don't think Alife will actually be making their own Chocolate but this is an interesting design. Perhaps a preview of a future t-shirts? Gues we'll have to wait and see. Source: Ctothejl

Sony has always looked to innovation and excitement to advertise their top of the Sony Bravia products. We saw it back in October as a city ran rampant with rabbit after rabbit made of Play Doh. To promote Sony's imaging collection (including video cameras), their ingenuity brought them to Miami where the city was literally turned into a city of foam with a gigantic foam maker manned by an 18 man crew: Foam Maker Stats -2.8 meters in diameter. -Uses 1,000 liters of water to create 2,000,000 liters of foam per minute. -Can fill up an Olympic swimming pool in only 24 seconds. -It is estimated that 460 million liters of foam will be made by the end of the commercial's production. We're definitely looking forward to seeing the final product for this commercial. Stay tuned for more details. Source: Josh Spear, Commercial Archive