Slowly archiving photos and articles from Skateboarder Magazine and The Skateboard Mag, while also including stuff from Transworld, SLAP, Thrasher. I am not, nor have I ever been, formally affiliated with any of these magazines.
Cliché Calling
An April 2010 Skateboarder article written and photographed by Giovanni Reda showcasing the Cliché team skating spots in their home country. Unfortunately, some of the text did not scan well and is nearly illegible.
Loud & Proud
A collection of East Coast skaters skating East Coast spots, put together for the December 2008 issue of The Skateboard Mag. Words and photos by Rodent.
Sunshine in Stereo
This July 2006 Skateboarder article covers a ten-day Stereo trip to Miami from sometime in 2006. Words by Chris Pastras and photos by Ben Colen.
Wild In The Streets 2004
Written and photographed by Patrick O'Dell for the October 2004 issue of Thrasher, documenting the Emerica Wild In The Streets day in NYC for 2004.
Steve Nesser - February 2005 interview
Steve's interview from the February 2005 issue of SLAP, which he was also on the cover of. This interview features Nesser skating spots in his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Words by Mark Whitely and photos by Joe Brook.
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| Adio ad from the same issue |
Brawlin' Dingoes: Fallen trip to Australia
Published in the March 2006 issue of Skateboarder, this article covers a summer 2005(?) trip the Fallen Footwear team took to Australia while filming for their full-length 2008 video Ride The Sky. Words and photos by Shigeo.
Popwar - 2004 Eastern Europe trip
This October 2004 Thrasher article covers a Popwar trip through Eastern Europe. Words by Cairo Foster and photos by Luke Ogden. I chose to scan this one almost exclusively because of how much I like the sequence of Cairo's backside nosegrind 180 out.
The Regrouping of the Sovereign Sect: Alien Workshop in America
This article was published in the September 2011 issue of Thrasher, about two years after the masterpiece Mind Field was released. The team had gone through some changes ("axed the Scientologist and acquired two new ams") and the trip was a way to regroup after recovering from filming for the 2009 full-length. Ironically, two years later Jason Dill and AVE would depart to start Fucking Awesome, and the rest of the team would quickly disperse as well as The Workshop would be completely revamped.
This tour takes the 2011 team from the AWS home base of Dayton, Ohio, all the way through Pittsburgh, Richmond and Atlanta. Words by Dill and photos by Joe Brook.
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