Tide brand MISKHA X MORECREW joint artist collaboration

This year MISHKA takes "brand DNA graffiti illustrations" as the main line. Graffiti has an irreproducible self-attitude. KEEP WATCH has a diverse world and art in its eyes. MISKHA and artists consider the infinite possibilities of graffiti vision. They will understand their own understanding of street art Incorporate into MISKHA product design. Big eyes take you into the small circle of young and colorful street art

Fully upgraded to eye circles in MISKHA small circles

Regular cooperation with graffiti artists of different styles

The upcoming 520 is the cooperation TEE of MISKHA x MORECREW

So what the big eyeball brings to everyone in this issue is

Interview with street graffiti artist MORE from Shanghai

Let's take a look at the big eyeball through the video!

MORE's Q & A INTERVIEW

Q: Hello, please introduce yourself to our fans!

Hello everyone, I am an independent creative sweater from Shanghai, and then TAG is called MORE

Q: How did MORECREW's original creative ideas come from?

The original idea was to create some works related to Mao according to his own name, and then slowly evolved the running legs. The running legs will be more binding, and then they will suddenly think of adding a CREW again. It will feel like a small organization on the street, and the homophony is wool Pants, so it is very interesting ~

Q: I have seen that you have created so many different styles of works such as realistic, origami, Chinese fonts, etc. Why did you choose the hairy leg as your Icon in the end?

Because he appeared on the street, some building obstacles on the street or some environment and so on. In fact, this is mainly related to the history of everyone ’s creator. In the past, I would pursue some portraits, good-looking paintings, or something with tension, and then I will slowly feel that in fact, pure street graffiti language, some thick lines are more random Some styling. It is more in line with the evolution and changes of street artists and ordinary art creators to the entire environment.

Q: How did you get involved with MISKHA?

It's also a coincidence that I got involved in MISKHA, because I knew about a game of a street artist from SecretWalls in the United States very early. Then MISKHA also brought SecretWalls to Shanghai and invited us to participate in SecretWalls. So my relationship with MISKHA was also because of graffiti because of street art.

Q: What is the significance of the pattern created by 520 and MISKHA?

The 520 creation pattern is mainly based on wool pants, and then the two mice made according to the year of the rat. The main expression is still about love, but 520 is actually a lot of people think it is a Valentine ’s Day, but I think 520 you can be with you You are a couple, your family and the whole world. You say love to him, so I think street art also makes the city full of love.

Q: When did you get in touch with graffiti?

Probably in 2006, when I was in high school, I was exposed to graffiti, because around 2006, everyone would read some trendy magazines on the street. I am more concerned about street basketball and these magazines, and then in the kind of magazines in street basketball. I saw a lot of graffiti on some foreign venues, and the background of some elements did not know what it was at that time. Because I used to learn the relationship between painting and painting, I simply thought it was a mural, but I paid more attention to hip-hop through my friends and around me. Some friends knew a little bit before they knew which one was graffiti.

Q: After contacting graffiti, what do you think the influence he brought you? Has it changed your life?

The biggest change of graffiti for me is to make ordinary art creation more tense and free, and then you can have a very direct and subjective way of expressing the view of the entire world. There are some fonts related to street graffiti hip-hop, so some friends you contact are also more friends who play hip-hop and rap. After doing more and more slowly, the graffiti will be more integrated with some urban art and public art. In fact, it is also for the public to participate, so some of the circle of friends you know and some small circles have slowly changed. Now, except for some hip-hop friends I will also contact some friends who do independent music shooting photography and other toy creations, and they also have a great inspiration for me to do graffiti now.

Q: Can you tell us about your other hobbies besides graffiti?

In addition to graffiti, I will also do some sculpture ceramic crafts, will turn graffiti into some living utensils will be more commonly used in life, and then there are some hobbies, such as some creative direction of other art categories, such as printmaking Plus painting and so on.

Q: What do you think of the graffiti atmosphere in Shanghai? Can compare other cities or abroad

When we made some illegal graffiti early on, we will definitely meet some people to catch, but since I started to draw wool pants, the probability of getting caught is still relatively low. But there are also some strange things. For example, once I was drunk, and I spent a hairy leg outside a bun shop, and the next day I was going to work because I passed by again. Baozipu, and then I saw a lot of uncles who were shopping in the neighborhood talking about the hairy legs, so I was almost late at the time, but I was too curious, they saw what this leg will discuss, and I ended up Hearing that an uncle was thoughtful, he said that he did not understand why someone would spray a kitchen knife at the door of his bun shop. So I think that is more interesting. This is what I think is different from Shanghai. It is street graffiti in Shanghai. Even if you are a typewriter, ordinary people know street graffiti art from abroad, just like us Draw that kind of legs and some friends draw squirrels, or some dolls and other citizens think that he is very tolerant, that is, he thinks that something is interesting, the one is beautiful, and then that is a young man An expression of love, I think this is a few years ago. Everyone sees graffiti no matter what you draw, he thinks that you are advertising for certification, and there is a qualitative difference.

Q: Many people may care about the identity and label of "artist". What do you think of it?

I think graffiti is not enough to be called an artist now, but for lovers who are called independent creators or designers or colleagues, I think it is more appropriate ~

The collaboration of artists is here!

MISHKA X MORECREW joint cooperation