Art of Skateboarding
Featured Work
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oink ripper by Kirk Shelton
spoof on the classic skateboarding ripper design.
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Why Don't We Do It In The Road? by Ross Robinson
Classic Abbey Road. If the Beatles were skaters…
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Steve Caballero - Bondi Bowlarama 2009 by Bill Fonseca
‘The Master’ himself – Steve Caballero
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Hubba by max gersbach
nathan’s ollie over the hubba
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wallride by max gersbach
sam basten at the drains
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My own personal Buddha by Scott Robinson
The one dearest to my heart, It`s all about the simple things….
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Joel (SLAM Factory - Central Coast) by Bill Fonseca
Taken: Saturday 11th July, 2009 / Location: SLAM Factory, Central Coast / Web: Slam Factory I wasn’t overly happy with the lighting of the place but I just had to make do with what I had. Best Viewed Large
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Toddler Bowl by Pip Gerard
Here’s my boys down at the local Bowl. Kane is three years old in this photograph. This is how Kane experiences the thrill of a skate bowl while us parents can still keep our nerves in tact. His Daddy holds his hands and slowly builds momentum… swinging him back and forth like a pendulum (in the smaller entry part of the bowl). They pick up some pretty high speed as you can see by how close to the coping Kane is ( ;D Moose). Kane has the time of his life. Featured in the Art of Skateboarding.
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Drop in... by Jarrod Lees
Wanaka skate park. New Zealand…
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Continuum by Scott Robinson
This has been a really fun piece for me, for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it a homage to my most infulential artist of all time. The work of Vernon Courtland Johnson ( or VCJ) was what initally inspired me to actually try to get better at art/drawing. I`d alway`s scribbled, but it was him that made me think that I wanted to do it as well as I humanly could. I`d skate for an hour to the local skate shop, and just stare at the boards, asking the shop assistant to take the boards down off the rack so I could drool over them. I was blown away by VCJ`s work, they made me giddy with excitement, and I`d get all amped up and go skate for the rest of the day. Never had I experience something like that before. Art that made me nervous, happy and full of energy all in one hit. So with that in mind, I thought I`d wrap all my love for these works up in this piece, a testament to where I`ve been, and where I still hope to go. / A homage to VCJ`s Welinder graphic taken into the future. You can all pay your respects to the masters work here Secondly, it`s my entry into the show us your skull challenge in the Viva la Skull group. / Which I think suits it perfectly, while it`s not techinally my skull, It is exactly what fills my head. Enjoy.
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Recent Work
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PROPPAGHANDI by EDLFDESIGNS
Don’t believe everything you see or hear…or well whatever wear this shirt and hear “Hey! Thats a cool shirt!” all day.
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Dance of the dead by barriobob
Airbrushed panel
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The good old system by barriobob
This painting is my view on the crap that is pumped into our brains through money, and media, and what”normal” life is supposed to be like, then the rest of the world sucks whatever is left out of you!
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Splat by Jack Toohey
my submission for the Canon EOS Photo5 / (didn’t make the finalists)
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wheels by Jack Toohey
skating at the grid.
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skatehillsquare by Jack Toohey
skating the grid
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GETTRUCKED by James Rolfe
INK ON TRUCKER CAP
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Circuit by heavyhand
I also see the face of a bear but maybe that’s just me! Available in a range of colours and sizes. I hope you like it. You may also like Also available as a Skateboard Detail
About This Group
Welcome one, welcome all.
Skateboarding and Art go hand in hand, They`re inseperable. No other sport has as many direct links to Art. A quick scan across a skateshop`s wall will confirm this.
Skateboarding, like art, is self assessed, self initiated expression. Not reliant on a team, it`s a pure connection between you and your board alone.
From a casual roll in the sunshine, to 12 foot deep in a backyard pool, skateboarding breeds creativity, and you can`t help but want to smile. It`s a sport, a pastime, and a lifestyle all in one, and those who share the love are welcomed here.
All related Art, T-Shirts and Photography accepted.
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