Jon Horner got in contact the other day to give us the heads up on his new comic/zine called Gentlemanly Conduct. Issue 1 is part one of an eleven part story about a skate team on tour and is incredibly well drawn, funny and full of awesome old and new skate influences. Issue 1 is on sale at Slam City in London and Ideal in Birmingham at the moment and it costs £2, bargain. To find out more and also read a 10 page extract check out Jon’s blog.

Jon is now working on part two and will also be contributing to the new issue of Tweaker Zine.

Greg Hunt put this rough AVE Mind Field edit up on his blog…so good

I think we mentioned this show already but here is a video showing the work in The Cemetery of Reason:

We featured some of Steven’s photos in the zine a while back (view the article here) and he recently got in touch about his photography website (www.stevenbullenphotography.com) and new music now available on his Fuse City MySpace page. Have a listen and a look.

Tweaker homie Phil Evans has posted up a load of photos on his blog from his solo art show, loads of awesome stuff as usual. Those cupcakes look good too.

Very stoked on this new Blueprint series by Mark Ward:

Classic French, taken by Alan Glass.

Trailer for Film Fatties 2 and Nickey Reu’s part from the original Film Fatties (from Skate New Spot).

A montage of calming nature shots gives way to some serious ripping. The Mammoth park has some of the biggest walls in the US and Grant Taylor, Alex Perelson and others face them head on.

Click the image below to view the shredding.

PS: This photo from the trip is for you, Gorm.

A new print magazine entitled Grey is set to drop soon. Focusing primarily on the capital and it’s skateboarding and with Henry Kingsford at the helm it’ll no doubt be sick. The website is currently up with a holding page that’s fun to play with, keep checking back as things progress.

greyskatemag.com