Atiba Jefferson’s contribution to skate photography is undeniable. For almost two decades, his work has featured prominently in a variety of publications: this fresh co-lab with éS celebrates his skills with a shoe and book release.
Saying that the Chrome Ball Incident blog is a goldmine of skate info is a vast understatement. With a dope Nike co-lab under the belt too, we caught up with Chops to find out more about CBI…
The adidas Skate division quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with. Trashfilter spent an afternoon with Danny Kinley from the adidas design team in Portland to find out more…
Make Friends With The Colour Blue (or MFWTCB, if you prefer) is one of the best skate DVDs to come from a UK company: Blueprint have done it again. Read our full review…
The story behind Blind’s ‘Video Days’ skateboard film back in 1991 is a much-fabled tale. The best skate video ever made? Decide for yourself…
Phat Magazine was shut down over media controversy after only 3 issues, but remains one of the best skate-related magazines of all-time…
We didn’t need any endorsement or positive reviews to know that ‘Deathbowl To Downtown’ was going to be a real representation of skating in New York City.
Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s, skateboarding was probably one of the most antisocial things a young person could do. And that’s exactly where Steve Rocco and his World Industries empire came in.
Fluff is a respectable skate mag based in Holland, with a little more focus on creativity than most other magazines. Nike SB collaborated with the Fluff guys to create this incredibly impressive promotional book.
Known for his work within the skate scene for over a decade, Dom Marley remains one of brightest flashes on the photographic scene.
With a six-year gap between this and their last effort, Flip had a lot to prove with this one. Would ‘Extremely Sorry’ carry on the Flip tradition of greatness?
You can’t do anything but applaud a genuine approach to creating something different – and this éS & Crooked Tongues Foothills collection is precisely that.
The Hold Tight London project is one of those little shining examples of motivation and creativity that deserves some coverage. Check out the DVD and lend your support.
Mike Blabac was always on my radar if I ever needed to name one of my favourite skate photographers. I knew immediately that this would be a definite purchase.
Editor, writer, illustrator, designer… We catch up with the Girl Skateboards art director and have a quick look through his archives. Brace yourself for something rather special…
