Eric Nakamura
Bryce Kanights
Matt Irving
Andy Jenkins
Mark Whiteley
Sean Cliver
…oh, and here are the tees & softgoods from the new Broadcast catalog. Let me know if any of y’all want to order some. ClubMumble members get a promocode on the new webstore… that isn’t finished quite yet. Dweebs and creeps can follow the broadcast twitter thing here: http://twitter.com/BroadcastSkate
Here is the first look at the new product offering from Broadcast. The 2010 catalog consists of a range of premium American urethane wheels and a small line of basic skate apparel. I must divulge that the wheels are mighty perfect: everyone has been approving them as the best wheels they’ve ever skated. Straight from the horses mouth.
Special thanks to all those who have been involved in the launch of this brand: Jon Dragonette Photography, French, Jarrod Bryan Design, Dustin Desmarais Design, Distrikt Collective, Prestige, SCS, Eric Wall, Geoff Scofield, team riders Paul Shier, Ethan Fowler, Gareth Stehr, Kevin Coakley, Joel Meinholz, Patrick Melcher, Danny Falla, Aaron Harrison, Shiloh Greathouse, Eric Gilbert, Connor Getzlaff, the Boise and San Clemente Crews and anyone else we forgot.
For future facts & figures, visit www.BroadcastWheels.com
The Wild International shop opened for business a few weeks ago, and I sort of lagged on posting the good news. The debut offering is this print by London artist Mark Ward. Be sure to keep an eye on the blog and store for upcoming releases at http://thewildinternational.com/wordpress/
About the Mark Ward print for The Wild International
“Mark Ward is a killer artist based in London. He’s done more to shape youth culture through his work than most of the people out will realize, and he likes to keep it that way. His work is internationally renowned, respected and well, bad ass. Mark is a great skater, snowboarder, beer drinker and friend. We are all very happy that Mark agreed to make this print for us – actually, his first, and all the better for it.”
Every now and then an oddly shaped box shows up at the door and we immediately know that it is something special. My good friend Yong-Ki from Solitary Arts sent me this skateboarding history gem, and I am waaay grateful for it because it is a deadstock resurrection of my very first Free Former skateboard that was the catalyst in teaching me the ways of the skate. It’s pretty awesome to ride on one of these again- and I was surprised by the reminder that skate technology has come a very long way. Thanks again Yong-Ki! Get one of these happymakers at SolitaryArts.com
Mark your calendars (or Burberries or Iphones or whatever electronic organizing device people are using nowadays) for this event on November 15th 2009. Join fellow skateboarders in the San Francisco area at 111 Minna Gallery for a fundraiser to gather money for Waller Street and other skateparks. Looks like there will be music, amber-colored beverages, and some skate vids. For more info, visit www.sfskateboarding.org
Our studio teamed up with the well-loved Prestige skate shop in Boise, Idaho for the release of a limited series of decks. The graphic is based on the nostalgia of a fictional Boise baseball farm-team. Everyone loves a beaver. For more information or to purchase, visit PrestigeSkateboards.com © Distrikt Creative Group
Having a little skate session with my daughter Daphne. She’s just into flip tricks and big stair sets, but her old man only likes to cruise the tennis court. Photo by Joslyn McNair.
Here are some of the t-shirt projects we have done for Analog Clothing over the last few seasons. I figured it would be neat to see all of them in one place. For more information: http://distriktdesign.blogspot.com/search?q=analog
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