Yoghurt Warrior have teamed up with Leeds based Hush House to bring you a rather nice two colour print alongside there latest drop ‘Dino Zoo’ to add to there ever expanding collection.

Available from YW’s online store real soon.

With a follow up to our Biggie t-shirt we’ve collaborated with Daddison to bring you a collage of your favourite R’n'B joints from the 90’s through to the present.

Available now from Shop Dutty, Donuts and our online store (soon).

Smooth.

Everybody wants to be a cat!

Thats right. This design is so fresh, perfect colour combination.

Love it.

A must get.

Shouts to the big ben collab.

Hold up, wait a minute.

Diary | 24/06/2011 | Enough | Said

My bad not featuring Yoghurt Warriors “Stupid Fish” the first time around don’t know what happened there, but here it is in it’s full glory alongside a new colourway of “Keeping it Splendid” and my favourite drop of last year “King of Parrots’. As always, Jimmy’s work is colourful and full of character.

More to come from the mighty mighty soon (we hope).

Paintworks opened it’s doors to Furnish last Friday and we had the honour of presenting our collaborative piece amongst an inspiring array of furniture. It felt incredible to have our cabinet on show amongst such talented folk.

Highlight for us was to see my good friend Matthew Dwyer (site up soon) exhibiting some of his latest work.

Big up Charlie! Lets do it again.

May was nice.

Thanks to everyone that came through.

FunkySt | Darren Cramner | Bake Designs | Emma Zentner | Planet Mu | Guts ‘n’ Glory | Yoghurt Warrior | Miss C’s Graffiti Academy | Collab | Upfest | Sam Barrett | Intrigue

Definitely feeling these new Yoghurt Warrior beanies carefully hand crafted by our lovely Daisy Jeans.

Available now at YW Head Quarters and Robot Bunny | Limited numbers | Run!

Europe’s largest free urban paint festival; Upfest, is now in its fourth year and is preparing to take over its cultural home Bristol by welcoming over 250 artists and 40 DJs, Groups & Human Beatboxers to the event this summer between 4th and 5th June 2011.

‘The Urban Paint Festival’ is now firmly established as the main event for street art in Europe. The two day explosion of events attracts urban artists from all over the world who flock to The Tobacco Factory – the festival’s birthplace, as well as a number of locations across the city.

Big names in national street art culture Don, Inkie and Spqr set up their temporary home alongside home grown talents Cheo, Jody and Lokey.

We’d highly recommend booking your child into to Miss C’s Graffiti Academy and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Dirty Old Town’s Iain Sellar and Tim Miness.

Here’s some tee’s we printed.

Just finished printing these t-shirts for Sam Baobinga at Build Recording’s and what a nice man he is. Quick peep at facebook to see if people still love me and noticed that my good friend Tom Parker had already commented on the t-shirts and digging a little deeper discovered that they’re all pretty much gone with an order already placed in Tokyo.

Nice work Sam.