The menswear photographer issues his first photo book, and it's not quite what you'd expect.

The Portland artist says his fantastic worlds need nourishment to grow.

We've got a file on Portland wood sculptor AJ Fosik.

The Texas clothing collection showroom specializes in fine menswear from yesteryear. Meet a young guy passionate about vintage, a place where "history, science and fashion" meet.

How has this Chicago design duo made its name during a down economy? It does windows and does them very well.

The traveling menswear pop-up hit San Francisco this past weekend and Nothing Major was on the scene.

The legendary surfboard brand is hell-bent on catching another wave in the U.S.A.

Superfan of the '90s undergroud, zinester, and ace designer talks about his work on a new series for Numero Group.

We’ve got a file on visual artist and comic-maker Walter Scott.

We've got a file on painter, printmaker, and gallerist Mariano Chavez.

The Chicago photographer finds inspiration in the topography of his city and creates opportunities via the Internet.

The Stones Throw creative director and sleeve designer Jeff Jank digs these records for the covers, not the music.

You won’t find this key figure in the Stones Throw inner circle on Google Image, but you know his sleeve designs for the one-of-a-kind Los Angeles label. Jeff Jank gives Nothing Major a rare glimpse behind the scenes in underground hip-hop. But, with Jank, many of the mysteries remain intact.

The filmmakers behind the new documentary tell us about the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll social experiment that was The Source Family.

We've got a file on filmmaker and visual artist Elizabeth Skadden.

This Los Angeles wardobe stylist for Rodarte, Elijah Wood, and Autumn De Wilde brings groovy personal style to an A-frame in the hills.

Nestled among seafood joints and eclectic coffee shops, this Portland, Maine retail destination mixes New England charm with the best in new indie menswear.

What's inside the mind of Roman Coppola? The music video director for Phoenix and The Strokes, Wes Anderson collaborator, and filmmaker behind stylish and beguiling features CQ and Charles Swan tells us how working on Rumblefish and seeing Fellini films changed his life forever.

The family behind the Michigan mill is as passionate about paper as it was a 140 years ago.

Lost albums and self-made musicians are profiled in a sprawling new book on DIY recordings.

The Chicago artist talks queer history research snacking and living like a nomad in grease-powered buses.

We've got a file on Chicago poster maniac Ryan Duggan of Drug Factory Press

Award-winning barista skills and ace design make this java joint an L.A. Arts District destination.

A new print periodical devoted to the ups and downs of modern fatherhood

An independent magazine investigates photography as a tool for memory.

Twentysomething fashion designer debuts with a strong collection of approachable print-heavy pieces.

A Vancouver-based photographer shows us what happens when couples swap style.

The Valencian illustrator tells us about his illustration process, contributing to Beck's Song Reader, and working with the sun.

A roundtable discussion on design trends and challenges in the mobile space

The menswear blogger and American-made booster shares his picks for Spring 2013.

This week, we're checking in with art institutions to see how they use Risographs.

Los Angeles-based menswear brand and shop joins solid taste in clothing and accessories together with a global citizen mentality.

The D.C. musician turned designer curates and collaborates at Field, an online shop of homewares that are built to age well.

The aquatic sports documentary photography of the passionate and elusive Yassine Ouhilal

So, now that we know what a Risograph is, who's using it, and how?

Ex-Nike entrepreneurs launch an online shop for fashion that's all about tomboy style.

Once marketed to schools as a cheap copier, the Risograph has become a fave of graphic designers, artists, zine publishers, and arts institutions. Part one: Rise of the Machine.

Smell is a powerful memory trigger, so when you die, it will make it easier for people to remember you.

New limited-edition publisher limits the format in order to further the design conversation.

This European menswear collective shuns industry clichés and shameless self-promotion. Its no-nonsense goods are all the better for it.

A new magazine from Milan looks at food through a designer's eye.

The SoHo surfshop makes it okay for New Yorkers to hang ten if not hang loose.

Behind the Steezus: Kevin Burrows, Lawrence Schlossman, authors of Fuck Yeah Menswear: Bespoke Knowledge for the Crispy Gentleman

A new design-build workshop, gallery—and food truck rotation—takes over San Francisco's Mission District.

It's down to the expedited shipping wire, but that didn't stop us from putting together yet another online gift guide.

One idea launched this young brand out of San Francisco: An American-made shirt that fits better.

Welcome to Nothing Major, an online journal exploring new visual culture, brought to you by the folks at Pitchfork.