The Air Jordan Force "Best of Both Worlds" hybrids continue to drop unexpectedly like bird... droppings. Less than a month after seeing the "Steel" Air Jordan Force X, we're back at the IV with this black-and-red lasered version. Based on the Air Jordan IV retro from 2005, the AJF IV utilizes a nubuck upper on a translucent traditional Air Force 1 midsole/outsole. Sacrilege though it may be, these may look even better than their pure Jordan source material. No word yet on a release date, but Marqueesole has a few early. Detail shots follow.

California native Jesse Balmer embalms his drawings with a sinister twist, similar to the pieces we recently posted by Ryan T. Riss, but the drawings also feature a fun edge, walking a fine line between scary and humorous (not all of them). While most of his new pieces are black and white, the colorful Hulk-type monster above was just too good not to steal (or smash) the main page.

See six more exquisite drawings below and head to Jesse's website or here for further details.

Wrists down, Nixon's Player is one of their most well-designed watches of all time (I think so). Then once the Rubber Player was unveiled, fans went wild, and rightfully so. Not only is the watch lighter and more comfortable, it still maintains that classic Player style we've all come to love. This Grey/Black edition is sure to be a smash hit. Specs include: a custom 100 meter molded silicone with stainless steel skeleton, hardened mineral crystal and triple gasket crown, not to mention that special little diamond at the 6 O'clock mark. Also, the rubber is more scratch-resistant than metal so if you brush it up against a brick wall or drop it on the sidewalk, you won't have to smash the watch in a fit of rage.

View an extremely large and detailed image below. The watch is available at select Nixon accounts now, including Active. $150

Sebago has been well known for their high quality footwear for a while now. Within the year they have put together some amazing collaborations with both Vane and the Nexus Project. These Docksides are amazing, with a look of being work for the 60+ years Sebago has been in business and quality that is hardly matched. Check out a slew of images after the jump, available today over at the C-Store.

While Madden 2011 went the way of rock music for its upcoming installment, the NBA 2K series snatched some of hip hop's most prolific heavyweights to fill out its soundtrack. So not only will you have Michael Jordan on the cover and get to relive some of his finest moments, but you'll also get to listen to songs by Drake, Snoop, Kid Cudi and more! Hit the jump for the complete soundtrack. NBA 2K11 hits shelves October 5th.

Well, an unasked question: "What would the Zoom Kobe IV look like if it were reincarnated as a trail runner?" has been answered. The similarities were evident to begin with, but one of the new colorways -- incorporating varsity purple and varsity maize -- makes it stupendously obvious. The answer? Not bad at all. Look for them to drop this fall. Detail shots follow.

Last February, Los Angeles-based artist Tofer Chin showed some of his amazing painting skills (view here), now he has opened a show that features his latest project: tall, triangular vibrant Blue spikes, surrounded by Black/White-striped triangles along with fluorescent lighting, to put it plainly. The show is titled Sao Paulo for ROJO®NOVA and took place at the Museum of Image & Sound. There were a handful of other notable artists featured which included Yochai Matos (Israel), Rebecca Ward (US), KRINK (US), Mulheres Barbadas (Brazil), Lolo (Argentina), Sosaku Miyazaki (Japan), and Isaac Niemand (Spain).

See more photos from Tofer's installation below then click here for further details.

When it came time to pay respect to the five boroughs of New York City, Nike called on DJ Clark Kent to design a pack of five Air Force 1 Lows, one for each borough of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Each has similar features -- "varsity jacket" wool panels and chenille Swooshes mixed with full-grain leather, metal eyelets, gum rubber outsoles, and borough-specific branding on the laces and heels -- and are just made up in different colorways. All five will drop at the Harlem House of Hoops this Saturday, July 31st. In addition, the Manhattan pair will be available at the flagship Foot Locker on 34th Street. If you're geographically challenged (i.e. don't live in the NYC area), they'll also be available online at nike.com. Act quick. Detail shots follow.