Be Smart

I'm a big fan of contemporary art - my mother was a painter (audreygarwood.com) and my father a playwright - but at some point it all comes down to personal taste.

I'm just not that into the street-artist Krink's work, curated by Arkitip, which launches with the KRINK Sleeve, a limited-edition collaborative effort between Arkitip, Incase and KR, as he is known. If you check out his website, or line of markers and pens, it's all one note, or should I say, one drip.

Made of polyurethane with a satin interior, the computer sleeves feature heavy-duty branded zippers, so what you're paying for is the dripping ink aesthetics.

And it's not like they're inexpensive - $79.95 for the 15" sleeve. For that kind of money, I'd buy a few blank sleeves and make my own.