British label Dunhill recently teamed up with London based studio Campaign to make full use of one of the Meatpacking District’s last remaining disused warehouse spaces during New York Fashion Week. “Recreating, in a beautifully ghostly manner, Bourdon House – the London home of Alfred Dunhill – Campaign’s unique installation played host to dunhill’s Autumn/Winter 2010 collection in a fascinatingly unique interpretation of London’s buzzing Mayfair.”

Other recent works of Campaign include a pop-up store for Dr.Martens and an ongoing collaboration with Christopher Bailey, Creative Director of Burberry.

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Published by the good folks at It’s Nice That, their third issue is shaping up to be a great one. This one’s got interviews with the likes of Milton Glaser, Tom Gauld, and Keith Schofield.

The third issue of our bi-annual publication, due for release on April 1 2010. 128 pages of advertising-free content, documenting the best of the work featured on the site from November ‘09 to March ’10, alongside a series of never previously published interviews and features written by current practitioners.

Also, If you pre-order by March 31 for the April 1 release, they’ll even toss in a print by Amsterdam based illustrator Parra. The massive (980×550mm) pre-order print will be screen printed onto bible paper and come folded and slipped into the front of all orders due to be shipped at the end of the month.

With the continuation of Curated by Arkitip, artist and designer Evan Hecox displays his fascination with the urban landscape on Incase products, presented as the sixth installment of the well-received collaborative effort. “Available today, the Evan Hecox series has been issued in three limited editions: London, New York and Tokyo. As the project’s first artist to present a series of products, Hecox brings to life nontraditional depictions of the famed cities and their associated national emblems on our signature MacBook Sleeve and iPhone Slider Case. Hecox filters the mundane into captivating illustrations of London, New York and Tokyo seemingly filled with narratives beyond the images themselves, and applies them to MacBook Sleeves. The Hecox Slider Cases complement the three Sleeves, bearing instantly recognizable national symbols of the three cities. Hecox re-imagined the symbols through his stylistic approach, resulting in artistic interpretations that are both familiar and new.”

All products from Hecox for Curated by Arkitip are available now at Arkitip, Incase, better boutiques and Apple Store locations worldwide.

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Ever wonder what the work space of some of the brightest creatives this world has ever seen looks like? Well, Keep Inspiring Me gives us an inside look at Twitter’s San Fran office. Having caught shots of both the Google and Facebook campuses, we’d have to say this will go toe-to-toe with the best. No wonder flocks of young creative individuals are wanting to be a part of the Twitter team.

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Continuing on their project from last summer, Uniqlo’s calendar for the winter has gone live on their site. It’s an online widget providing seasonal videos, music and images of Uniqlo merchandise. The latest version can be displayed as a screensaver, a calendar on the PC desktop, embedded in blogs, and shared as a musical greeting card.

Check out the Uniqlo Calendar here.

With the success of Quentin Tarantino’s  latest creation, Inglourious Basterds, Hot Toys has created this well crafted figurine of Lt. Aldo Raine, the character played by Brad Pitt. “The figure is 1/6th the size of Pitt and has reportedly taken 3 months longer to create than similar models. From the facial expression to the texture of the skin, this is as real as it gets.”

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To coincide with release of his short film, I’m Here, that recently premiered at Sundance, director Spike Jonze has dropped this 48 page book in full color. Not much else to say except that First Edition copies are actually available now at Nieves for $18. Deal.

Sneak Peek after the jump.