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 Chad Muska. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chad Muska. Show all posts
Nonstop Hustle: January 2007 Supra trip article
This trip article put together by Shad Lambert was published in the January 2007 issue of The Skateboard Mag and contains photos of Greco, Ellington, Penny, Muska, and Antwuan Dixon - heavy lineup.
Chad Muska interview - September 2007
Below is Chad Muska's interview from the September 2007 issue of Skateboarder. Unless I am mistaken, I believe this was Chad's last full interview in a magazine. He talks about skate fashion, going to Oscar parties, and feeling reinvigorated with skateboarding after making the move from Shorty's to Element. Words by Adam Salo and photos by Brian Gaberman. I really like the basketball hoop dropin photo.
Roll-Up Rituals: Skaters and their superstitions
The Quirk section in Skateboarder during the early aughts often featured interesting topics and lists of things about skateboarders that you wouldn't usually think about; one of the many treasures within these early issues (usually written/put together by Mackenzie Eisenhour). I'd never seen this about about skater superstitions until earlier this evening when I scanned it in, and it's one of my favorites.
3 Roads 2 Tampa
This article appears in the July/August 2000 issue of Skateboarder, and includes photos from three separate skate trips to Tampa that happened simultaneously earlier in the year. Photos taken by Gabe Morford, Jai Tanju, and Mike Ballard.
Face To Face - Skateboarder Summer 1998
The second special edition of Skateboarder Magazine has a feature in it called Face To Face, which might have been what inspired the Cohorts feature? Maybe? That's pure speculation. Regardless, it's a pretty interesting article of skaters interviewing each other.
Jamie & Berra (photos by Thomas Campbell)
Rodney and MJ (Rodney's photo by Sturt, MJ's by Joe Brook)
Muska & Penny (photos by Thomas Campbell & Benjamin Deberdt)
Gonz & Burnquist (photos by Bryce Kanights)
From Da Cradle To Da Grave... It Ain't Nuttin' But A Come Up - May/June 2000 issue of Skateboarder
A short feature by Aaron Meza talking to Stevie Williams, Chad Muska and Kareem Campbell and how skateboarding helped uplift them from harsh beginnings. Props to all three of these guys for their focus and determination, as well as for ripping on their skateboards.
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| Photo by Mike Ballard |
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