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 Dustin Dollin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dustin Dollin. Show all posts
NBD: Vans Austria
This article covers a trip to Austria that the Vans team took, presumably for filming for Propeller. Printed in the January 2012 issue of The Skateboard Mag. Words and photos by Anthony Acosta.
How It Went Down: Hollywood High
The How It Went Down write-up for Hollywood High, written by Adam Sullivan for the November 2007 issue of Skateboarder.
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Focus: June 2002
The Focus section from the June 2002 issue of Skateboarder. Photo credit is within the scans.
Volcom NYC: September 2005
This article covers a month-long Volcom trip some of the team took to New York City sometime in 2005. A few members of the Australia team - Dustin, Chima, Lewis and Shane Cross - joined as well. The article was put together by Luke Ogden and Patrick O'Dell for the September 2005 issue of Thrasher.
The Captain Is Plastered
This 8-page article from the February 2004 issue of Skateboarder documents an 11-day RV trip the Kr3w team (and Dustin Dollin) took from LA to Denver sometime in 2003. Intro written by Erik Ellington and photos by Shigeo.
The European Brain Drain: Six skaters spend their summer in Europe
This article covers six skaters' 2002 summer trips to Europe, capturing their thoughts on the food, nightlife and spots they encountered. It was put together by then-staff photographer Oliver Barton for the January 2003 issue of Skateboarder.
Dustin Dollin - Baker 3 ender sequence
Below is the Mike O'Meally sequence of Dustin's kickflip 50-50 ender from his 2006 Baker 3 part, which appeared in the April 2002 issue of Skateboarder. As Dustin has said in various interviews, he landed the trick in 2001, a full five years before the clip would be seen. It's incredible to think that there was a time in skateboarding when a five-year-old clip could be used as an ender for a part.
Se7en Day Weekend: Volcom in Sydney
This 16-page feature, penned by Skateboarder editor-in-chief Jaime Owens, documents a Volcom Australia trip to the continent's most populous city, Sydney. Darrell Stanton also tagged along and got a couple of tricks for article. Photos by Andrew Mapstone.
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