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Nice little video from Sitka that features artwork by Jesse Williams...an ION Magazine contributor.

Sitka X Folk X Jesse Williams Skate Decks from Sitka on Vimeo.

Judson Beaumont, of Vancouver's Straight Lines Design, has created these amazing stools and tables out of trees. Tree Rings are created using split Pine Beetle wood, which is then covered with a colored resin top. During the day, they look like a regular stump table, but at night, they become illuminated with light glowing through the resin, showing of the ring pattern.

Food and fashion haven't necessarily gone together historically. In fact, one industry has tended to repel the other. This stereotype is set to be broken though, thanks to Pippa Lord - US Elle's photo director, and one big foodie.

On September 27th, ION Magazine put together a little after party for Little Burgundy to help celebrate the opening of their new location on Robson Street in Vancouver. We had an electric camp fire, a hot chocolate station, the Humans doing a DJ set, a photo booth, and lots of fun.

Korean born artist, Koo Jeong A, collaborated with Belgian architect firm, L'escaut, to create an art installation composed of different bowls, a cradle and a tunnel, that also doubles as a skatepark. Located on Vassivière Island in France, the installation titled OTRO, is a daring skateable artwork that glows-in-the-dark. Koo Jeong A invites novices and experts to share the physical and sensory experience of her work by “skating the landscape” 24 hours a day.

For the launch of their Citiscape range of new street style headphones, Philips asked renowned French urban artist, graphicist, illustrator, and rapper Grems to etch three limited addition collector’s box sets to house them. Not content with tickling your proverbial visual taste buds, they asked NYC’s own electro maestro Machinedrum, a.k.a. Travis Stewart, founder of the Merck label, to pen three exclusive tracks to go alongside.