Geoff Rowley‘s Epicly Later’d series comes to an end with this bonus edit featuring a few words on the outdoors from the Grand Canyon.
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Palace x Tate Britain
Join Lev from Palace Skateboards at the Tate gallery in London as he takes you through the making of a new run of decks inspired by artist John Martin. Palace have taken the famed piece The Great Day of His Wrath composed back in the 1851 alongside a sculpture to inspire a new board graphic that will be shown at the Warp night tonight.
Parlour came back from Copenhagen with a bunch of new footage filmed in park and street by Kevin Parrott. Harry Lintell, Chris Oliver, Nick Stansfield, Charlie Birch, Jak Pietryga, Dan West and Rune Glifberg are all involved in this one.
Steve King is now riding on Supertoxicurethane wheels and to celebrate such goodness, his section in the Welsh video ‘Now That’s What I Call Skateboarding’ from last year has been unlocked for your viewing pleasure.
Now go learn those boneless moves this weekend…
New Death Skateboards decks are about to arrive into your local skater owned shop in time for the Christmas rush. They are celebrating 15 years of contributing much love to the world wide skateboard scene which has to be applauded considering there are so many pieces of wood with graphics on these days that you will forget about in 3 years time.
Their ’15 year skull’ deck is 8.1″ and comes with a graphic by DJ Ditchener. Coping destroyer Dave Allen has a new pro deck featuring Chris Bourke’s ‘Lydia’ graphic in 8.5″ and Dean Palmer is rocking the Jason Dowell graphic ‘Skull’ deck which is 8.1″ wide. Seek and destroy.
Hoon Skateboards are famed for their no shit video parts and Pat Dandy here packs his shit to the ceiling in this new edit. Get ready for a full on assault from an all-terrain ripper.
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Skate Interiors
Words by Horsey. Photos by Zac.
“Over the last year of skateboarding and working on motorbikes with Barry Kay it has been impossible not to notice his creativity and ability to fabricate anything that came into his mind. He’s the kind of guy that takes all of those great ideas you come up with over a few beers and makes them a reality but in more detail and even better than you could imagine. Skate Interiors has been bubbling up inside him for quite some time but he needed some encouragement to take all of his original creations and from his workshop in Essex out onto the world.”
Good afternoon Barry, how did Skate Interiors get started?
Well in all honesty I needed needed a change in life. I knew I wanted to start doing something that I actually enjoyed doing so it seemed only natural to combine my love of skating with all the fabrication skills I have learnt over the years. It was a classic case of coming up with some ideas with friends for a laugh but then actually thinking about it and then wanting to make it a reality.
I started spending a lot of time thinking about the design aspect of a lot of furniture and how I could incorporate skateboards into it that would not only appeal to me and my friends but also people at home.
From the looks of it at the shows at the weekend it seemed like a great success, were you happy with the turnout and the responses?
The opening night’s were amazing and it was very humbling to see so many people turn up and show support. The feedback was great to hear and also pretty essential to help us see what was more popular and what stuff we could work on and perhaps change. It’s a great feeling to see all the countless hours of hard work laid out and to see all the happy faces.
Now that you have the show out the way what are you plans for the coming New Year?
The New Year is all about hard work and figuring out which things to proceed with and which ones to leave behind. I am hoping that we can get involved with a lot of different shows and expo’s to put ourselves out there and to show what we can do. One of the most important things we want to do is keep building our relationship with the brands we are already working with and also maybe pick up a few more.
Enjoy the furniture from the exhibition and note that you can order bespoke pieces of your choice to be made at www.skateinteriors.co.uk
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Ben Raybourn footage
Another contender for SOTY 2013 has new footage out today. Ben Raybourn hits park and street in this new edit. Photo of that big-arse ollie in San Diego by Brian Shemanski.
So here it is after all the hype, Nike Skateboarding’s Chronicles 2 video has been released this morning with half an hour of top level skateboarding. Watch the film and read our review here.
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Mark Suciu Boston footage
What a year 2013 has been for Mark Suciu. This new edit features some extra angles skating in Boston back in June 2011 and autumn 2012 by Elliott Vecchia.
Would you vote Mark for SOTY?