Stussy's latest 2008 summer collection of t-shirts have started filtering out and making themselves available through numerous Stussy outlets. As part of their latest collection of tees as part of the Artist Series, living legends Eric Haze and Chris "Daze" Ellis have participated in the special collection. Eric Haze contributed the Chisel and Scratch tee while Daze's work features the Dog tee. Available now at select Stussy dealers as well as Stussy Direct.

As part of the festivities for Haze's Mountain Dew Green Label Art Project, famed New York jeweler Gabriel Urist teamed up with the legendary graffiti artist to create this Superstar pendant. The pendant incorporates Haze's iconic use of arrows into the mix with a contrasting base layer color. Haze also outlines some other special collaborative efforts and displays for the event over at his blog.

In a revolutionary form and medium of expression, the inception of the Mountain Dew Green Label Art project enabled chosen artists to present their art work on a medium with an unparalleled reach. A special party for heralded artist Haze was recently thrown to launch the MD Superstar bottle designed by Haze himself. Attended by over 300 people, the open bar along with popular music acts like Just Blaze and EPMD definitely created an awesome atmosphere from the looks of things. Fifty lucky people were also gifted with a custom pendant. Source: Chino , Freshness

Five years ago, living legend Haze put to work his creativity and design as him and Nike put the touches on a pack of Nike Dunks. The Haze Dunks are latest and greatest to be featured in the Nike Be True Chronicles, an ongoing showcase of the most heralded Nike Dunks throughout it's existence. The background story goes as follows with Nike enlisting the help of the talented artist on a new spray technique, eventually giving up the reigns of creative control for the ensuing Hyperstrike box. The shoes could be considered among the tipping points of sneaker insanity as the market would soon explode.

Living legend Eric Haze was given an opportunity to participate in this latest Green Label Art Project by Mountain Dew. The project was a mixture of art and product, as high profile artists saw their art portrayed on a new series of aluminum Mountain Dew bottles. Eric Haze offers his insight on participating in this project and more importantly how to distinguish between different interests when partaking in an initiative such as the Green Label Art. His post can be seen over at his Riottt blog.