Showing posts with label Richard Mulder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Mulder. Show all posts
Junkyard Dogs
Mike Ballard and a few skaters took a brief respite from the struggles of shooting skate photos in the streets to shoot a junkyard feature for the July 2001 issue of Skateboarder. Steve Berra and JB Gillet also got the cover and Contents page, respectively, with photos from the same session.
15 Years of Chocolate Skateboards
Featured in the August 2009 issue of The Skateboard Mag. Words by Kevin Wilkins. I loved seeing these types of articles in magazines as I was becoming more and more engrossed in skateboarding. They would help fill in gaps of knowledge I had about legacy brands like Chocolate. Also, it's crazy to realize that Vincent Alvarez has been on Chocolate for 15 years, now!
March 2002 Interview issue of Skateboarder
Below are all of the interviews from Skateboarder's third Interview issue. Photo credit can be found within the scans. Lots of good ones in this issue, including Koston, Rattray, and a 16-year-old Paul Rodriguez, as well as Lance Dawes and Dimitry Elyashkevich.
The Long Stretch: A month on the road with the Chocolate team
This 18-page feature from the January 2004 issue of Skateboarder covers the 31-day trip that became the Hot Chocolate video. Kenny Anderson was on the cover of this issue, which is one of the more infamous cases of a photo running of a trick that the skater never rolled away from. Words by Sam Smyth, and photos by Oliver Barton.
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