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…
Element Europe have recently returned from a summer jaunt around Scandinavia, hitting up some remarkable parks and street spots in Finland, Sweden and Norway.
The clip features everyone you’re used to seeing get busy living, including Ross McGouran, Phil Zwijsen, Pirkka Pollari, Janne Saario and more.
Element Europe – Scandinavian Tour 2010 from ELEMENT SKATEBOARDS on Vimeo.
The plans for a park in Telegraph Hill, SE14 (map here) are well on the way to becoming a physical, skateable reality with funding secured by local skaters. The park is planned to be built in a prime location, and easily accessible for central London skaters via Victoria, St Pancras or London Bridge. You can see the plans below.
Sadly, some local residents have recently raised awareness of potential anti-social behaviour and noise issues and have made their concerns known to the council, which could result in everyone’s hard work going to waste and the plans being scrapped.
A vote has been arranged on Tuesday 21st September (next week) at 7pm to decide whether the project will go ahead. So if you’re local to the area please turn up and help the project go ahead. The meeting is to be held at Askes’ School, Jerningham Road, just round the corner from New Cross station near where the park is to be built.
The big friendly camera-wielding, sandwich-eating giant, Leo Sharp has a new internet home. Better yet, he has invited you, internet user, to come in and be that annoying nosey guy who picks up personal photos and greases them up with your grubby mitts.
Thankfully, it’s all online, so you can be that guy without causing any harm. So click on Chris Jones, as he solves Pythagoras’ theorem by leaping into a Bristol bank below to dive straight in.
Eight Equals D have posted a nice little behind-the-scenes feature on Lakai’s fiery Skate & Create entry.
Click the screenshot below to head over and hear exactly how excited Ty Evans is when he talks about setting stuff on fire, and to see some tricks that weren’t included in the final edit.
The heavily anticipated La Cliché Promo is now live for your viewing pleasure on the Cliché website. Alternatively just watch it below.
We’ll save the spiel on this one because it’s French Fred filming the Cliché team… and that means it’s going to be the best thing you’ll see all day. Watch it.
LA CLICHÉ PROMO 2010 from Cliché Skateboards on Vimeo.