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.
Showing posts with label Austyn Gillette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Austyn Gillette. Show all posts
Austyn Gillette - July 2009 interview
From the July 2009 issue of Skateboarder. Words by Evan Schiefelbine and photos by John Bradford.
Interviews from the July 2010 Thrasher Interview Issue
Title says it all. BA's stands out from the rest, all of his photos are classic. I remember seeing the bluntslide clip for the first time and being amazed at how he rode through the kink and made it look so easy. And a hurricane grind on Hubba Hideout is so, so epic... I guess not epic enough for the people who made Pretty Sweet, though, as the clip only made it into a bonus footage montage on the DVD/Blu-ray. Had to make room for the Will Arnett skit, maybe.
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3D Skateboards ads
Listening to Tom Karangelov's interview on The Bunt last week reminded me of how much I enjoyed seeing the 3D Skateboards ads in Thrasher. Layering a photo over and over in order to create a larger pattern was really cool, and not like anything I had seen before or since. It's unfortunate that the brand was around for only a short time, but it makes these few ads that more special as time passes. Also, it seems like the skaters who were involved in it are still thriving years later, which is awesome. I didn't include all of the ads; only the ones that I found interesting. Apologies if that bums anyone out.
No photo credit provided for any of the ads (that I could see).
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