What is the best Retro Skateboard for sale in 2023?
A review of the best retro skateboard, skate artists and their place in skate culture. Buy their reissues and NOS available today!
A review of the best retro skateboard, skate artists and their place in skate culture. Buy their reissues and NOS available today!
Click here to read our Ultimate Retro Skateboard Buying Guide Introduction In a previous article on the Most Iconic Skateboards of the 1980s, we tried to develop a rationale and list of those boards that had the most popular familiarity and thus could be considered iconic. As noted in that article, these boards aren’t necessarily the …
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The Rob Roskopp Face Deck is one of the most iconic skateboard decks of the 1980s. It has an important place in skateboard history and skate culture.
Check out this cool Dr Seuss skateboard featuring Lorax. The Unless II skate deck was released by Sean Cliver and Paisley Skates.
Typically I have used the site proper here for written pieces and social media for photo posts, but when it comes to the photos of Glen E. Friendman, that’s a whole other story because they are a story in and of themselves. Glen’s Instagram page is sharing some amazing stuff as you’d expect and a …
Sometimes you don’t need much in the way or words. Just images. Here are some old school images showing old school Dogtown Skates boards as designed and drawn by Wes Humpston and Jim Muir. Shogo Kubo Jim Muir Ray Flores Paul Constantineau Arthur Lake Wes Humpston Join the conversation on our Facebook page. Share:
Everyone knows Sean Cliver. Sean was one of the artists who came on board with Powell Peralta in the late 1980’s and is responsible for graphics like the Ray Barbee “Rag Doll” and Steve Cabellero’s “Ban This” deck — not to mention numerous other epic decks from the 1990’s and up to and including our …
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Top picks of iconic 1980s skateboards and their history considering: influential skaters, brand popularity and skate art notoriety
It is not too often that I focus on the topside of a board (though there are surely some great topside graphics out there) but that is precisely what I am going to do today. It really doesn’t matter what’s beneath (though if you simply must know, it’s an Uncle Wiggley) because it’s what’s on …
One of the things I have said about skate art before — or if I didn’t say it, I certainly meant to — is that the industry was so prolific art-wise that you can seemingly look at historical board art everyday and still, even after years of doing this, expect to run into something you’ve …
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