Pop Artist Legend to Develop Exlcusive Mobile and Action Sports Skins

Agreement between Mitch O'Connell and Exo-Flex sets new standard in skin and decal industry.
By: John Drdek, Exo-Flex
 
Aug. 10, 2010 - PRLog -- LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — Exo-Flex announced today that it has signed an agreement with American pop artist Mitch O’Connell to develop an exclusive line of mobile, gaming, and action sports decals. The deal is the first of its kind to pair a popular artist with such a broad a range of personal adhesives—commonly known as skins.

Set to debut at San Diego’s ASR Trade Show on August 13, the skins allow users to customize their mobile devices, gaming equipment, or action sports gear with exclusive art and designs. Exo-Flex, the fourth largest skin company in the United States, is the first to branch into the action sports market.

   “I’m thrilled to be working with Exo-Flex,” said Mitch O’Connell, whose work has been seen in Newsweek and The New York Times, as well as featured in campaigns for McDonalds and Coca-Cola. “And I am quite pleased that even more lucky people will be able to experience the joy that comes from gazing at my amazing art.”

   Six original pieces have been provided to Exo-Flex under the deal, orchestrated by Kustom Licensing CEO Sean Patterson and Exo-Flex president Titi Ngoy. Using a proprietary printing technique, the art’s vivid colors are preserved intact, while an exclusive sealant procedure protects against fading, scratching of bubbling. The technology is also water-resistant, allowing large-format skins to be placed on snowboards as well as skateboards.

   “If you wanted a new design before, you’d have to pay hundreds of dollars for a new board,” said Ngoy. “Now, you simply apply an Exo-Flex skin.” Mitch O’Connell is the latest high-profile artist to establish a deal with Exo-Flex, the first skin company in history to be awarded a Mobile Merit Award of Excellence for advancing the art and science of the mobile industry.

   Mitch O’Connell’s custom mobile and action sports skins will be available for viewing at the San Diego Convention Center, Booth 1811, August 13-15.

About Exo-Flex
   Exo-Flex is one of the world’s leading mobile, gaming, and action sports skin companies. With offices globally, Exo-Flex fuses custom designs, unique artwork, and breakthrough technology to protect and brand equipment of all kinds. A proud recipient of a 2010 Mobile Merit Award of Excellence, Exo-Flex features world-renowned artists on a broad range of personal electronics and sporting gear skins.
   For a complete listing of Exo-Flex products please visit http://www.exo-flex.com.

About Mitch O’Connell
   Mr. O’Connell’s stunning work has been published in a wide range of mediums, from Newsweek and The New York Times to platinum-selling album cover art. With his unique style featured in advertising campaigns by McDonalds and Coca-Cola, Mr. O’Connell earned the nickname “the prince of pop art.” His work has been exhibited around the world, including shows in New York, Berlin and Tokyo. Mr. O’Connell’s collected works can be found in three volumes: "Good Taste Gone Bad," "Pwease Wuv Me," and "Mitch O'Connell Tattoos.”

About Kustom Licensing, Inc.
   Kustom Licensing is the exclusive licensing company representing Mitch O’Connell. With an extensive catalog numbering in the hundreds of images, Kustom Licensing president and CEO Sean Patterson has secured licensing deals with companies ranging from Zippo Manufacturing to PlastiColor automobile accessories.
   For contact information and a listing of Kustom Licensing’s services please visit http://www.kustomlicensing.com.
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Source:John Drdek, Exo-Flex
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