Bench&B Designs is proud to present this comfortable tee which mixes the best of Jamaican culture and modern fashion design. The statement, “Mad A Road” means, fun exciting and crazy. Think of nights out with your friends, the weird guy in the suit dancing like Michael Jackson at a party and the parrot that can speak more curse words than you. Yep, that’s Mad A Road!

If you live in Japan, Tokyo or anywhere else you can get your shirt. You can recieve information on shipping overseas from the e-mail on the flier. Available in Black and White.

  In Japan it is not uncommon for men to wear women’s handbags. The fashion sense here is different in presentation and style. As Japan is a largely cash-oriented country, more people walking with wads of bills and coin purses. Large Wallets, man-bags (or in this case a hangbag) are the norm. I will admit, I own a questionable looking wallet myself, but here’s the catch: I bought it in Egypt 🙂

More to come on the ninja later. Here is a promotional flier I made for my first push. Shot with a Nikon D40 using a  AF Nikkor 28-85 MM lens.

This is a design I made, getting ready to push in Japan. Rudi: The Jamaican Ninja.

My cousin is performing artiste Beniton the Menace, and in 2008, I designed an album-style image for him on a whim. I had no idea that this would be the most profilic image of him on the internet. In fact, if you google “Beniton the Menace” n google images, its this picture that comes up first; an image I created while on vacation in New York. He told me that the image had surfaced on Kanye West`s blog because of a new single he and crooner Marvin Priest (Maxi Priest’s son) had made called “Who’s Gonna Smoke”. The song has received good airplay and got Beniton a featured in Fader Magazine online. The link to the image on Kanye’s blog is below. You can download the single for free here:

http://www.kanyeuniversecity.com/blog/index.php?em3106=242059_0__0_~0_-1_10_2009__