For this week’s Freight Friday we’ve featured a hopper painted by the graffiti writer Jarus.

Source: Because it’s FUN

Michael Bambino, the designer behind this interesting desk, has decided to re-think the classic Tambour Door you’d find on an old roll-top desk. The Tambour Table he has designed allows the wood top to pivot to the sides to reveal storage and cable inputs.

Source: Gizmodo

Tags and Throws is a graffiti website dedicated to featuring just that. The website gathers a collection of black and white photographs of tags and throwups. Check it out here.

The Vancouver graffiti artist Cameo has put together a pack of stickers, buttons, and magnets he’s created. They are available to purchase for $15. For an extra $5 he will also throw in a copy of the “Reefer Madness” DVD. Payments can be made by Paypal to cameowcb@hotmail.com.

Source: Cameo

The Seventh Letter has just launched a website that hosts a number of online videos that feature the graffiti artists involved with The Seventh Letter. Check it out here.

Montana has created a USB drive that’s designed to look like their spray cans. The USB sticks are 2GB is size and are available in multiple colors. They are available to purchase here.

As part of the Prius Plug-in Hybrid Signature Series, Toyota interviews the designer Joshua Davis about his process and the work he’s doing for Toyota.

Bizarre Beyond Belief has just released the latest version of their online magazine. In Volume 3 isssue features Smug, Remi Rough, 2tone and an interview with Visual Orgasm.

The graffiti artist Roid spreads out his essential tools he uses to create his artwork. From assorted acrylics to spray paint, a hairdryer to his studio companion, Klaus, the London-based artist pulled everything from his arsenal.

For a more in-depth look at Roid’s essential tools check out Hypebeast.