This Is Paper | Issue 3 | Warsaw (POL) | By Lee Flemng

August 2015 saw the long awaited release of This Is Paper Issue Three along with a slight change in format, most noticeably a smaller, lighter and more affordable issue this time round. Being readers from afar it's pleasing to see more Polish-based content (including Polish translations) by the Warsaw-based magazine to offer local artists international attention. A limited print run of 1000 copies, Issue Three features a visit to the home of Warsaw-based artist Hanna Rechowicz, studios of Huge Strange and Cherevichkiotvichki, the office of Torafu Architects and interviews with Eike König and Thomas Bendel.

To read more about Issue Three visit the This Is Paper website.

Kith Cereal Bar | Brooklyn, New York (USA) | By Lee Fleming

Recently opened in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Prospect Heights is Ronnie Fieg's latest Kith NYC addition. Located on Flatbush Avenue, the Kith Brooklyn store has been designed by Daniel Arsham’s Snarkitecture and features a 'Archive Room and Kith Treats, a 150-square-foot cereal bar.

Open between 7am and 8pm daily, Kith Treats features a specials menu curated by some of Fieg’s friends; Off-White designer Virgil Abloh, Andre Agassi, Don c, Maxwell Osborne of Public School and Action Bronson. An extensive range of different cereals (Apple Jacks, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Puffs, Rice Krispies, and Lucky Charms are just a few), five specialty milks (Skim, Whole, Chocolate, Almond and Hemp), and 25 assorted toppings (coconut flakes, cookie dough, mini marshmallows, white chocolate chips and more) are available to choose from. Never one to miss out on the finer details, Fieg's customers will have their cereal served in collectible one-of-a-kind mini shoeboxes, the first being a collaboration with Nike and U.S. Tennis Player Andre Agassi to coincide with the U.S. Open.

The Kith store itself presents a well-curated mix of high fashion and streetwear brands including Alexander Wang, Off-White, Pierre Balmain, Public School, Norse Projects, John Elliot + Co., Canada Goose, and Kith’s own Ronnie-designed apparel line.

Photography by Thomas Welch , Via: High Snobiety

Brand Guide: Singapore Edition | Foreign Design Policy | Singapore (SGP) | By Lee Fleming

We're been following the creative output by Singapore-based branding and design agency Foreign Policy Design. Independently owned, the forward-thinking design studio is led by founding principles Yah-Leng Yu and Arthur Chin who alongside a team of idea makers and story tellers have worked with an creative client list which includes The New Majestic Hotel, hereCocette and the 22 Ships.

Their latest in-house project the Brand Guide: Singapore Edition highlights iconic, homegrown brands that attest to Singapore's design presence. A considerate balance of photography, cartography and editorial content shines a light on the creative labours that's made the 17 brands featured successful. Featured brands included in the guide are Unlisted Collection:, The Lo & Behold Group, Papa Palheta, Ong Shunmugam, GOODSTUPH, DrGL, Supermama, BooksActually, and Plain Vanilla. The brand guide documents each brands creative inspiration and design processes through detailed reports which includes removable anecdotes and a beautiful hand drawn, fold out map of Singapore.

To purchase the Brand Guide: Singapore Edition visit the website and to see more work by the Foreign Policy Design here.

Champ Magazine | Nigel Cabourn AW15 Collection | Tokyo (JPN) | By Lee Fleming

The IDMC° team have been admirers of Nigel Cabourn's clothing for a long time. The British designer's passion for vintage clothing is commendable along with both his mens and womenswear collections, designed at Nigel's Newcastle-based studio.

The upcoming Nigel Cabourn Autumn/Winter 2015 Womenswear Collection has been featured in a fitting editorial by Champ Magazine. Shot in Champ Magazine's Tokyo-based studio by Melbourne-based photographer Olivia Lorraine Tran and styled by Stuart Walford, the collection's inspirations include women's workwear and war photographer Gerda Taro.

To view the full Autumn/Winter 2015 editorial visit the Champ Magazine website.

London Cityscape | Chisel & Mouse | Sussex (UK) | By Lee Fleming

Having recently discovered the work of Sussex-based Chisel and Mouse we had to share their 3D map of the City of London. Founded in 2011, Chisel and Mouse is by brothers and architecture enthusiasts Robert and Gavin Paisley. Operating from their Ashdown Forest workshop in East Sussex the hobbyists-come-architectural-sculptors have created an impressive collection of sculptures which includes models of iconic buildings such as Battersea Power Station, Bauhaus Dessau and Buckingham Palace.

The 3D London cityscape is made up of 9 x 200mm x 200mm magnetic tiles that stick onto an underlying map. View more on the Chisel and Mouse website.