Former Transworld Magazine Editor-in-Chief Skin Phillips reminisces old sheets of classic photos he has taken over the years in this new Monster Children video. Look out for more of this in the new Over Ply Wood documentary on the Swansea skate scene.
Skateboarding legend Rodney Mullen returns to the stage once again for another in depth discussion on how skateboarders overcome fear, challenge the terrain in front of them and how we all recover from slams to get back up and go at it again. Of course this is conversed in Rodney’s unique analytical way, discussing physics, resilience and everything in between. Educate yourself.
Big Bad Ronnie Creager got the mash up treatment from Manolo. The rest is history, press play.
Ruin Skateshop in Atlanta have a shop video out called ‘Birdwatching‘ that features Andrew Edge’s section here alongside footage of Justin Brock, Dan Plunkett, Jimmy Lannon, Matt Creasy, Jeremiah Babb and more.
Deathwish Skateboards have unlocked Pat Rumney and Taylor Kirby‘s Deluxe Edition part from this year’s Deathwish video overnight. Expect to be pushing the play button a couple of times as this is ridiculous.
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The Volcom TF in California welcomed Colin Provost, Grant Taylor, Jackson Pilz, Alex Midler, Nassim Guammaz, Kyle Walker and Louie Lopez for a team session. Look out for the flip backside boneless. Treats.
The Element team were in London this weekend and held a Snaker At The Quaker event in East London with a bowl sesh and wallrides at the Quaker Street bowl. Watch footage Evan Smith, Nick Garcia, Karsten Kleppan and Ross McGouran repping Element, Adam Keys, Max Roton, Carl Wilson, Mikey Patrick, artwork by French and music from Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell.
Pat Rumney must be stoked to get a welcome onto the Supra team today. One of the best out there without a doubt. Enjoy this new footage.
Bones have rolled out a bonus filled version of their Bones Brigade: An Autobiography DVD this week featuring another bumper 175 minutes of content. Watch this new trailer with Tony Hawk and many more.
Darren Pearson‘s new light painting took over 700 photographs to complete within the last year. Watch the results of his skeleton as it visits various spots in stop motion for Halloween.