Did you know the TV show “To Catch a Predator” was cancelled because they kept catching law enforcement, teachers, preachers, local officials, and other people meant to protect Children?
The final straw? An Assistant District Attorney in TEXAS was courting who he thought was a 13yo boy. He didn’t show for the sting, so they sent law enforcement and camera crew to his home. The police entered, and Louis Conradt shot himself, taking his own life.
Can’t make this shit up.
South Korea 2002 — Fearless Run
“Vibrant red. A nation roaring. Semis against the odds.”
I helped bring this one to life during Nike’s World Cup cycle — bold colour, clean lines, and a lightweight fabric that mirrored the team’s fearless energy.
Park Ji-sung, Ahn Jung-hwan, and an entire country turned that shirt into a symbol of pride.
Still one of my favourite underdog stories in football design.
#WorldCup2002 #KOR #UnderdogEnergy #DesignIdentity
🇯🇵🆕 Tatsuhiro Sakamoto’s journey to the Premier League:
🇯🇵 J2 League - Montedio Yamagata
🇯🇵 J1 League - Cerezo Osaka
🇧🇪 Jupiler Pro League - Oostende
🏴 Championship - Coventry
🏴 Premier League - Coventry 🆕
📸 @Coventry_City
🇦🇷⚓️ Guillermo Brown (@BrownDeMadryn) presenta su tercera camiseta Coach 2026.
Es azul marino con líneas celestes en degradé, a juego con los vivos sobre el cuello, costados y axilas. Escudo banderín y detalle en la nuca inspirado por la entrada del Estadio Raúl Conti.
How a 1968 Sci-Fi Classic Inspired the Ultimate Hype Brand.
Shinichiro Nakamura, the legendary and enigmatic graphic designer known as Sk8thing, is the mastermind behind the visual soul of A Bathing Ape. In 1993, he collaborated with Nigo to establish a brand identity that would eventually revolutionise global streetwear. The creative spark for the iconic "Ape Head" logo ignited after the duo spent five hours watching the 1968 sci-fi classic Planet of the Apes. Nakamura took the film’s primate imagery and distilled it into a clean, bold silhouette that bridged the gap between cinematic nostalgia and modern urban culture.
This logo did more than just reference a movie; it became a symbol of the "Harajuku" movement. By pairing the primate aesthetic with the brand name, a cynical nod to the Japanese idiom regarding an "ape bathing in lukewarm water," Nakamura captured the spirit of a generation defined by hyper-consumption and comfort. His ability to turn a niche film reference into a world-renowned luxury motif remains a masterclass in graphic branding.
#logodecks #sk8thing
Barcelona 2005 — Bernabéu Ovation
“When the Bernabéu stood for Ronaldinho.”
We modernised the blaugrana; Ronaldinho made it immortal.
Two goals and a standing ovation from Real Madrid fans.
The right kit doesn’t make legends — it frames them perfectly.
Favourite Ronaldinho moment?
#ElClasico #Ronaldinho #Barça #DesignStory