The Drawing Boards have posted some offcut footage from their Leaky Quiche tour.
Expect the hammers to come when the full edit surfaces but until that time, chill to Jak Tonge, Isaac Miller and other quiche enthusiasts in this bite-size quiche edit. Stack ’em up.
The Bournemouth crew are a pretty unique bunch, always down for a session and always up for having a bloody good laugh.
This weekend the NPNG and friends were all involved in a Tranny Jam hosted on the concrete of their local at Kings Park bringing much laughter and some hilarious outfits to boot. Look out for a video edit soon as no doubt it will be priceless when it drops!
The last of the summer wine has been drank and it’s starting to get a bit nippy out so in this month’s Line Check we’re throwing in some jackets and flannel courtesy of the goodship Independent, alongside some fresh cords and denim from Kr3w. Science Skateboards guest artist range is just too good, so be sure to check both the decks and the t-shirts. We’re really digging the Landscape ‘Art Project‘ series as well as Blueprint’s typical graphic designers’ wet-dream in their ‘Goods‘ series.
Blind and Darkstar have some fresh urethane for you to leave traces of where ever you roll, just be sure you attach them to some nice clean trucks; Tensor and Destructo have the good stuff. Head here for a chance to win those Destructo bad boys. And some new pro models from Supra and DVS‘ awesome Eurotrash range mean that there’s plenty of choice this month when deciding on what’ll be covering your feet as you kick, push and coast.
How about this to end the week? Element Europe rider Michael Mackrodt is featured in the latest Get Busy Living Episode and it’s a whole new section! Unbelievable stuff from Element’s first european rider who is apparently on a constant mission. Click the screenshot to get stuck in.
This edit does exactly what it says on the tin. It’s a bunch of heavy london hitters, skating london in slow motion. It’s banging, watch it.
Featuring Daryl Dominguez, Elliot Jones, Awadh Mohammed, Tom Knox and Aaron Sweeney.
You should all know who Dylan Rieder is by now. If you haven’t seen this yet then I’m not too sure whether to congratulate you on not becoming the internet’s slave yet or to slap you for not seeing one of the best sections of the year.
Go and watch it, and then watch the first part of his Epicly Later’d below.
Here’s yet another ten trick fix for you this week, this time from the mental feet of Nicky Howells.
How far can this trend go? Probably until a mass skate-garage collective make a song called ‘Ten Tricks’ and finish on the line “three multiplied by three, plus one: web edit done.”
Regardless, bangers from this Welsh hammerhouse below.
As if this gent hasn’t got enough of his C.V already, Fos has recently turned his artistic hand to scrawling his designs straight onto human flesh! Here’s the word from the man himself, with pictures below. Rad mate!
“My friend Marcus who works at the Tattoo shop ‘Kids Love Ink’ in Deptford recently told me that he wanted to get one of my characters Tattooed on his leg, I said “Let me do it!”
So it was on, went down there yesterday and he showed me how to use the machine and that and I busted it out.”
Andy Rayner got his lens locked in to the Heathen Skateboards‘ ‘Faster Blood Axe Kill, Kill‘ Tour and has posted his edit of the carnage that went down online this week.
The clip features ridiculous concrete shredding as you’d expect from the likes of Martyn Hill, Lewis Threadgold, Nick Roberts, Ben Devine, Josh Walters, Daryl Nobbs and Colin Adam.
The latest installment of Traffic’s regular Traffic Report has landed, and features none other than the smooth, fluid night lines of Pat Stiener filmed in one evening.
Night lines, running through my mind…