Recent editions to the Infectious lineup! Major Tom by Inky Valentine and Super Fresh Monster Bomb Squad by Thomas Kuriatko. If you’re a fan of David Bowie, King Kong, or Godzilla, check these out!
Fresh Designs! iSteam and I Love London.
16/01/2012Have you seen these awesome skins yet? Marko Por’s iSteam, the steampunkish version of what the insides of your device look like and Livi’s Ode to London with I Love London. Snatch them up!
Limited Edition iPhone Hard Cases
22/12/2011Infectious has cases! Well, some. This is a limited edition of ten of your favorite designs. So get them quick before they’re gone! These light-weight, low-profile, hard cases fit the iPhone 4 and 4S. They’re made of ABS plastic and use a unique digital in-mold process that makes them chemical resistant and cleanable! They’re even waterproof… without the iPhone of course! And made right here in the US of A. They’re also affordable at a cool $28.99 protect your iPhone in style without breaking the bank. Happy Holidays!
New Designs from Free4All Winners!
28/11/2011Check out these new designs from the winners of the Free4Alls over the summer. From June, we have Butterfly Man from French collage artist Frederic Levy-Hadida. July was Skyway from Spanish illustrator Adrià Fruitós, and in August we had Geisha from the UK’s Rachel Cunningham. Go get em!
The Fancy and Infectious
21/10/2011
We’ve joined TheFancy.com and you should too! Fancy your favorite Infectious products and unlock a Fancy deal!
New Skateboard Designs!
27/09/2011Zombies, Vampires, and Bunnies!
24/05/2011Snatch up these awesome Zombie and Vampire skins before they bite you! We Are the Same by Tony Aguero, Office Zombie by Mr. Rocks, and Vampire from Outer Space by KURONO. Or just go for a cute cuddly Coy bunny by Kelly McKernan.
Help Japan!
25/03/2011Show your support for Japan and help Shelterbox provide housing and nessecities for thousands of families at the same time. An Infectious artist, Carles Marsal donated his design to our fundraising campaign. All profits from the sale of these skins and art prints will go to Shelterbox who is already in Japan helping some of the 500,000 people left homeless by the earthquake and tsunami. See what’s in the box and help by getting a skin! Available for iPhones, iPods, laptops, blackberries, evo’s, and iPads including iPad 2! Plus 11×17 and 18×24 prints.
Winter Free4All Winners Announced!
11/03/2011The Winter Free4All winners are up on the site!
Old world meets new world with Carles Marsal’s T’riath Tragedy. Reminiscent of a stained glass window, it’s an epic sea battle of color, pattern, and little yellow dudes with spears. Carles’s mad illustrative and photoshop skills has landed him in Adobe’s permanent collection in San José with his piece Carmesina. T’riath Tragedy is also available for iPhones, iPods, blackberries, and iPads.
Infectious old timer Nate Frizzell graced us with his aptly winter themed painting To See Her Like You’d See A Star. Nate explores the inner world with the outer worldly symbols of masks, animals, and graffiti. Look for some new work of his at his next solo show at LeBasse Projects at their new location in LA’s chinatown. Opening May 13th.
For all of you with a sweet tooth, check out Liz Lorini’s Miss Sherbet. Illustrating up a storm Miss Kika, is hard at work on a new art book of her work. She will also be joining fellow Infectious artist Junko Mizuno for Magical Girls. A show opening April 1st at Meltdown Comics in LA. Miss Sherbet is also available for iPhones, iPods, blackberries, and iPads.
Get them while their hot!
Not to Miss Shows Tomorrow!
09/03/2011Photographer Kelly Nicolaisen was chosen to collaborate with fourteen artists to create MOMENT a merging of photography and a kind of light painting. The show will be at 111 Minna in San Francisco featuring the artists, Mars One, Erin Eisenhower, Skinner, Nate Van Dyke, Kelly Allen, NoMe Edonna, Merkley, Henry Lewis, Charmaine Olivia, Adam 5100, David Choong Lee, Romanowski, John Wentz and Micah LeBrun

Also not to be missed. Warhol Reimagined: The New Factory at Project One Gallery is exactly what it sounds like. A large selection of the SF Art scene was asked to rework some of Andy’s classics. Curated by Warholian.com

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