Incase, Curated by Arkitip
Incase, makers of innovative bags and cases, has partnered with the cool art magazine Arkitip to create the appropriately named, Curated by Arkitip. The ongoing project delivers artistically embellished Apple-focused products to users who have an appreciation for the creative arts and technology. The Curated by Arkitip series launches with the KRINK Sleeve, a limited-edition collaborative effort between Incase, Arkitip and artist KR, creator of KRINK, a line of handmade inks and markers. KR’s products gained notoriety through their association with his work on the street, the studio and his dripping ink aesthetics.
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