ACID is a design studio owned by Scott Chester, aka ACID, founded in Brooklyn, New York and based in Miami Florida, which takes elements of street art, graffiti and cutting, edge industrial design and combines them to create unique and exciting products and art work.

ACID clothing line launched in February 2005. In addition to
the motorcycle riding gear, the line will feature a dress suit, a Sportline suit and a line of mens and womans t-shirts.

“Likemost of my other design work, I wanted to make this different,” ACID says. The dress suit does not have lapels.
It’s made out of a wrinkle resistant engineered material and is
cut to be very comfortable. The Sportline suit is stylish, not
baggy, and will be perfect for the man who wants to look good while still being casual. Meant to appeal to “big boys, men who love toys.” The clothing line, which ACID describes as a bit “George Jetson” in that it is forward thinking and not a t all retro, will fit in with the whole ACID vibe and target audience. The clothes won’t be flashy, they’re designed to make ‘YOU’ look good!

Lest he be pigeonholed as a mere graffiti artist or
a motorcycle design expert only, ACID is very quick to point out
his other artwork. His art often features landscapes, urban exteriors and nature. In a typical ACID twist, he uses autobody paints, which give the images luminosity and vibrancy as the colors change depending on where and how the pain- ting is
view, making them much more interactive. “Viewing them
becomes more of an experience,” he explains. They shimmer
and jump off the surface with an otherworldly appeal. While in design school in Detroit, ACID had an epiphany while viewing
a Van Gogh self portrait that has remained with him to this day
and shapes everything he does in all facets of ACID, be it motorcycle cus- tomizing, clothing design, or ACID cigars.
“I realize that my art will last much longer than ever will. So it has to be good. The reaiization drives me to excel and push myself everyday.”