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After a successful run introducing their campaign at the previous Brightspot Market, JanSport’s Design It Yourself makes its 2012 return for a limited time in February with a brand new selection of guest artists that create custom patches for shoppers.
The Thais may refer to their capital city of Bangkok as ‘Krung Thep’, which translates as the City of Angels, but history has it that the capital of Siam (Thailand) was home to a small trading center by the Chao Phraya River, instigating a number of Chinese traders to name the city, Bangkok, meaning ‘Village of the Wild Plums’. Athina Ibrahim and Jatidiri Ono takes you to experience a glimpse of the charming city that never looses its power to surprise you.
Whiteboard Journal had the opportunity to talk to Mari Pangestu about the future of Indonesia’s creative economy at the Goods Dept in Jakarta.
The children's brand known as Cereal Nation simultaneously looks into the past with its 2011 products and the future with the 2012 release of their Memphis Movement-inspired collection. With that influence the Nation of Cereal-ists produced a very attractive line of apparel and, collaborating with Kandura Ceramics a set of ceramic lamps and clocks is now part of the line. The catalogue also includes Cereal Nation’s first offering, making this book both a look into the past and the future of Cereal Nation.
There is a reason why JanSport has kept its name relevant worldwide for over 40 years now. Starting with its humble beginning as a three-person team of Jan Lewis, Murray Pletz and Skip Yowell producing backpacks that suited their adventuring needs, JanSport now produce a broad spectrum of bags that suits the needs of the most urban of dwellers, the most hardcore of outdoor enthusiasts, and every lifestyle that could be found in between. The following 2012 catalog showcases JanSport’s adventurous spirit through its colorful variety.
The Jakarta-based indie band Hightime Rebellion was formed by Rendy (vocals/piano/guitar), Pulung (bass), Jason (guitar), and Reza(drums), in 2007, and later came the addition of Miyane (vocals) and Adji (guitar). With the mixture of Brit pop, funk, folk, and rock, they’re paving their way on the diversity of Indonesia’s music scene and gaining public attention as well. This year, they had the honour to rock the stages of huge music events in Indonesia such as Nylon Music Festival, Trax FM Terusik Traxkustik, Java Rockin’Land and Beatfest – such great opportunities came as a fruitage to their early experiences of performing at indie gigs in Jakarta and its neighbour, Bandung. Aside performing in big events, this year they’re also working on a debut album under FFWD Records. Sail Mines Melody Taker
