Here it is. Childish Gambino's first offering, 'Bonfire' off of his new album 'Camp', which is slated to release today.

Via | Iamdonald

Donald Glover, also known as hipster/rapper, Childish Gambino, has just finished his album 'Camp' and will be releasing it tomorrow via his website, Iamdonald. His first single 'Bonfire', which debuted last night on Hot97, is slated to release on iTunes on Tuesday, September 20th.

-From Iamdonald

“Camp” is done…
Which is weird, cause it’s really starting.
It’s been strange the past couple months making the album but also talking to you guys about it.  I wanted you all to know I really appreciate it.  The album wouldn’t be the album without you.  It’s pretty personal, but you guys made it okay for me to be personal, so I wanted to thank you.
“Bonfire” is out on Tuesday.  It’ll be on iTunes.  Ask for it wherever you wanna hear it.
But as a “thank you”, I’m gonna put it on IAMDONALD tomorrow.

One of the most anticipated games of the year is finally among us. Here is a nice video review from the good folks over at IGN. Gears of War 3 drops September 20th.

Brandversations is a project created by Steven Asafti, a Romanian designer. It showcases the great brands of the modern world and is the creation of each logo, using their rival logo

    Read more to see these brandversations in detail, as well as others including, McDonalds, Nikon, and  Mozilla.

Via: Abduzeedo

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-From dailyDujour

Dutch designer/artist Parra treated Los Angeles to ‘The How Original Show’ @ HVW8 which opened on Thursday evening.  As the title suggests, the show featured a new collection of original pieces featuring his signature curvy avian-like women.  The work is alternately humorous, sexy, and fun. Nearly all of the smaller drawings sold while a few canvases remain.  In addition to the show pieces, Parra got up on both the front wall and the larger rear wall of HVW8.

View the gallery after the jump.

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-From Highsnobiety

Last night, iconic street artist and designer Eric Haze opened his latest show, ‘New Mathematics’ at Known Gallery in Los Angeles. Though known for his graffiti, as well as his logo work for the likes of EPMD and Beastie Boys, HAZE moved toward a more geometric, abstract (mathematical) style for this show with layered sketches based on some of his recognizable icons. Greg Lamarche also opened “I Can See for Miles,” in the same space, a show consisting of type-based pieces. Stop by if you’re in the area; the show runs through October 8, 2011.

Check out images from the show after the break.

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