27/08/2026
🛹Just finished these ones after a long time. Like other stuff, some pieces land in the drawer and stay there a while. It was time to rescue them. I wanted to play with something simple to represent skateboarding in the city, a ramp as a geometric icon repeated across different scenes could do the work. At the beginning the design was way more simple, only the ramp and the wall. Working through variations, the car one drove the rest of the conversation. Again, skateboarding graphics beyond skulls and blood. These art prints can hang anywhere, reminding us of what we enjoy most.
Skateboarding Wall ride improvised on the side of any neighbourhood building. Watch out for the neighbors and their falling flower pots. Print number one of the series.
Wall ride para el patín improvisado en la pared de cualquier edificio del barrio. Cuidado que no te tiren macetas los vecinos. Primera lámina de la serie.
Classic jump ramp over a classic early 90s car. Empty parking lot, a slappy in a scene we skaters have all faced or dreamed of. Second one of the print series.
Clásica jump ramp por encima de un coche clásico de inicio de los 90. Parking vacío, un slappy, una escena que todos los skaters hemos vivido o soñado patinar. Segunda de la serie de láminas.
The most cluttered one in this skate print series, maybe overcooked. Probably Amsterdam. A circular wall ride I for sure wouldn’t be able to land, but would love to see. Third skate wall art in the series.
El más recargado de esta serie de láminas patín. Probablemente Amsterdam. Un wall ride circular que seguro no podría bajar, pero que me encantaría ver. Tercera pieza skate wall art de la serie.