Our favorite painter and master of capturing the fierceness of any female, Brian Viveros, is back with two brand new tees!

LA Based Artist James Haunt continues to lay down his signature style upon every damn thing he touches. Murals, Paintins, Tees, whatever. Haunt's a legend in the making, for sure.

Our friend James Haunt is one of the most in-demand artists in the game right now. Epic mural paintings, dope t-shirt designs and a body of work that's all his own. It pretty much goes without saying, but James is quickly on his way to securing a spot in the street art history books.

Our friend Brian Viveros was featured on LA Ink recently when a fan got one of his paintings inked by famed tattoo artist, Nikko Hurtado.

Previously commissioned to design G-Shock's 25th Anniversary logo, New York Graf Artist Haze had the distinct privilege to do so once again for the 30th Anniversary. The logo is engraved on the case back of the GA110EH-8A commemorative watch. Reinvigorating colors from previous Haze models, the 30th Anniversary watch has an iridescent gray finish with red accents, allowing his signature star icon logo to pop off of the watchband.

Brian Viveros isn't just one of the sickest painters in the art world today, he's also one of the raddest people you'll ever meet. Currently Brian is hard at work, creating pieces for his upcoming solo show in Miami entitled, War Of The Rose. Brian gave us an exclusive look at some of his new works, his studio and himself doing exactly what he does best.

Brian Viveros is one of those artists that can do no wrong by us. Not only is his work incredible to simply gaze upon on its own, the fact that now we get to actually wear his art makes life that much more rad.

James Haunt continues to kill the mural game. And this time, he's taken his aritstic stylings to Woodward West Skate Camp in Techachapi, California. Haunt painted a giant graffiti mural featuring the Chief Tee Shirt Graphic that's now available only at Tilly's.