A Geneva skateshop created a Keith Haring tribute miniramp, amazing:

Imagine some of your favourite skaters and photos painstakingly created as one off, hyper detailed sculptures. Yep.

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We loves a bit of stop motion animation we do, and This piece directed by Stockwell local, Martyn Thomas is rad. Check out the behind the scenes edit after too over here.

Isaac McKay-Randozzi put up an interesting studio visit article with Geoff McFetridge on his Juxtapoz blog, well worth a look behind the scenes with hands down one of the best artists out there:

Steve Berra (The Berrics) joins Mexican skaters Jesus Gonzalez, Eder Martinez, Mario Saenz, Angel Santiago and American Luis Tolentino for this Burn Ignite film, shot on location in Mexico City.

More about this here

The new issue of Amartist just dropped with loads of good artwork, be sure to check it here.

So those of you that know Rich Holland, Marije deHaas and Matt West, know that those folk have moved to Sweden to set up Floda 31 – an artistic retreat near the artic circle.  New Zealand Matt, found this log flume and hit it up!

Be sure to check out their blog www.floda31.com

Saw this on Church’s Facebook, no idea where its from, but it is fucking the best thing I have seen since my breakfast this morning. It features the names of the Bones Brigade circa the mid 1980s.

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.

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