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Artist D*Face Designs the Be Street Issue 9 Cover

The French urban publication Be Street has commissioned the English graffiti artist D*Face to design the cover for Be Street issue 9. The issue features all the big kahunas in street culture, including Travis Barker, Mark 'The Cobrasnake' Hunter, D*Face, Peach Beach, AC Slater, Paul Frank, Ray Barbee and 10DEEP.

Check out the official teaser for the issue, with music by drummer extraordinaire Travis Barker.

Implications - Graffiti is a growing artform in terms of consumption. While it was once a taboo, non-purchasable form of art reserved for "criminals" in the streets, it is now a popular, marketable artform that is represented on many products from magazine covers to shoes and sunglasses.
Trend Themes
1. Growing Graffiti Artform - The graffiti artform is no longer considered taboo and is now a popular and marketable form of art.
2. Street Culture Representation - Street culture is being featured and celebrated in various media platforms, including magazines and publications.
3. Convergence of Art and Commerce - Art, such as graffiti, is being integrated into consumer products, creating new market opportunities.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The growing popularity of graffiti art opens up opportunities for artists, designers, and art galleries.
2. Media and Publishing - Magazines and publications are showcasing street culture and attracting a wider audience.
3. Fashion and Accessories - Graffiti-inspired designs are being featured on clothing, shoes, and accessories, creating opportunities for fashion brands and retailers.

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