The almighty Eric Haze has finally relaunched his personal website – www.interhaze.com.

Serving as an online portfolio and record of his incredible body of work, it is not until you see it all in one place that you can begin to appreciate just how much influence Eric has had on modern urban culture.

Eric designed the legendary Tommy Boy logo.

And of course has worked with Stussy many, many times.

Eric also designed the logo for one of my favorite rappers of all time – LL Cool J (better known as James Todd Smith to his mother)

Not to mention Casio G-Shock’s 25th Anniversary logo (and packaging)

You will also recognize this classic tag for the Beastie Boys, another of my favorite hip hop acts.

Hong Kong label Silly Thing.

The Bape Sounds record label logo.

Even the X-Girl logo!

I’ve seen this everywhere and always thought it was really cool, but I never knew that Eric designed the Teriyaki Boyz logo.

I also would never have guessed that Eric designed the logo for one of Japan’s most famous gravure magazines.

There are many, many more examples of Eric’s work at his website, and what you see here is really just a small selection of the portfolio of one of the most culturally-influential artists of our time.

Get your ass over to www.interhaze.com and be amazed.

P.S. If you didn’t know already, Eric also did a li’l som’thing som’thing for us a while back – click here and here.

Posted on October 20th, 2009 by BadBoyBen
Filed under: Bad News, Streetwear, What's Good?