Fashion designer Jeff Staple recently had dinner with a couple of the guys from InCase in Las Vegas. During the meal Staple got a sneak peek at one of their new iPhone 3G cases for Spring ‘09. He snapped this picture of the case, which seems like it’s made with brushed aluminum.

As long as it’s scratch-proof, this case would be great and highly secure. A laptop case with a similar design would also be very cool.

According to Staple “metallic Silver is just one of many many flavors coming soon from the InCase camp.” I wonder if they’ll actually be releasing that bukkake iPhone case in the spring too.

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Graffiti design company Krink has followed up their paint drip Incase laptop sleeve with a similarly-designed case for the iPhone 3G. Incase sold Krink’s laptop sleeve online, but for now this phone case is just a one-of-a-kind prototype.

This case is pretty cool, even though it does set you up to be the punchline of some very dirty jokes. Hypebeast is hoping that the kids over at Krink will have a “change of heart” and release these bad boys to the public.

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Street artist KR, creator of the KRINK line of ink and markers has designed a laptop sleeve for the folks over at Incase. The KRINK sleeve has a dripping paint design surrounding its exterior, so everyone will know what a sloppy mess you are when it comes to painting.  It’s said to be compatible with the MacBook Pro 15-inch, but I’m sure you could shove any other 15-incher or something smaller into it.

At $80, its reasonably priced considering some of the other laptop cases we’ve seen.  A 3mm cushioned interior provides padded protection, but don’t be fooled into thinking your laptop can survive a spill. Remember, gravity always wins over technology.

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