Green Label Art have unveiled their first series of limited edition bottles designed by a host of impressive names that include Chuck Anderson, Dez, Haze, Peat Wollaeger, Scott Lenhardt, and Troy Denning. Green Label Art promotes the arts in an organic way by letting the artist's be as creative as they want, they have come up with wild and unique designs on this collection. This is the first time the bottles have been made available to the public all be it for a very limited time.

Take a look at this impressive video of legendary graffiti artist Haze as he shows us through his studio.

Below is a small bio on each artist involved in the series...

Chuck Anderson, Chicago: Graphic designer, whose repertoire ranges from surrealistic kaleidoscopic skycaps to ornate, handcrafted illustrations. Chuck Is known for his work for Triple Five Soul, Nylon Magazine and on Lupe Fiasco's Grammy nominated debut album.


Dez, Houston: Winner of Mountain Dew's Green Label Art consumer design contest. A well-known Houston area graffiti artist, Dez brings his signature animated lines and brilliant colors to the 2007 Green Label Art roster.


Haze, New York: Graffiti legend, and fashion and graphic designer. Haze spent the '70s and '80s on the front lines of the NYC graffiti movement, going on to create classic logos for The Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Public Enemy and more.


Peat Wollaeger, St. Louis: Stencil artist with a whimsical and raw range of stencil characters. Inspired to experiment with urban-influenced designs in the early '90s, Peat began using stencils and spray paint to reproduce his original graphics.


Scott Lenhardt, Brooklyn & Danny Davis, Tahoe CA: Veteran snowboard illustrator collaborating with Mountain Dew Pro Snowboarder. Scott's natural minded style easily fused with Danny's active outdoor lifestyle, resulting in an organic bottle design collaboration.


Troy Denning, New York City: Tattoo artist with 17 years of international tattoo experience under his belt. Troy's passion for tattooing is evident in his vibrant and crisp style and his support of contemporary tattooing through his studio, Invisible NYC.