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James Callahan x Creature Skateboards Atomic Skateboard Series

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James Callahan is the man behind Barf Comics and Born Ugly, both of which are sick. Callahan has worked for Thrasher Magazine and Kingpin, as well as for record labels, clothing companies, comics, and so on. It only makes sense … Continue reading

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Featured Artist: Neil Blender

Skate Warehouse is stoked as usual on new decks from Black Label featuring the graphic artwork of a skateboard legend, Neil Blender. Blender has been around since the beginning, gaining credit over the years as the inventor of the gay twist, Donner Party, and others. We’ve got a few photos of the guy and his work, plus the new Black Label Blender Decks at Skate Warehouse. Check out the epic video of Blender below.

Blender and Mountain at a 2011 Vans Art Show

Click the photos below to see more about the Black Label Blender Decks.

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Featured Artist: Tim Hendricks


Skate Warehouse always loves it when something new shows up that has a graphic created by an artist in the industry. Don Pendleton’s Sounds of Science deck series and Stance socks blew us away, we just recently mentioned a new t-shirt graphic from Matt Gordon in a post below, and we even have an original painting from Russ Pope hanging in the SW shop. Now Skate Warehouse is happy to spend some time on another artist. Tim Hendricks, who recently made the graphic for the RVCA Nautical Vintage Dye T-Shirt, is one talented guy.


Primarily a tattoo artist, Hendricks is also an artist at large, from original paintings and drawings to industrial design. Tattooing professionally since 1994, Hendricks got his start in his mid teens by practicing his skills on gang members he grew up with. He’s only grown since then, but you can see in his style that he was forever influenced by the culture of his community. Today Hendricks divides his time between skateboarding and surfing and making art.

Perhaps most uniquely, Hendricks is a maker of tattoo machines. These things are gnarly. Not only do they do their job, but they’re works of art. Each one is custom made with hand wound coils and loads of detail.


Below we’ve featured a few of Hendricks pieces and a video about the dude. Head over to SW to check out the RVCA collection and grab the tee.

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SW Art Fart

Straight out of the artsy bunghole of the skateboarding industry comes some news on the art scene. Firstly, we found out Russ Pope will be putting on his first solo art show. The show, titled Tax Included, happens April, 5th, (this Thursday) at the AR4T Gallery in California. Skate Warehouse is a big fan of Pope’s, from his work with Scarecrow to Creature to Fallen Footwear to Vans. We even rock one of his original painting out in the shop (seen below). Check out some of the Pope goods we’re carrying at SW now. Click the pics for more info.

Pope x Brixton

Pope x Brixton Clutch Premium

Bones x Pope El Raton

Bones x Pope El Raton

Bones x Pope Rat

Bones x Pope Rat

Bones x Pope Los Otros

Bones x Pope Los Otros

In more artist news we’re proud to announce a load of Stereo Sound of Silence decks featuring the artwork of Don Pendleton. Pendleton, known over the years for his work with Alien Workshop, Element, and others, is a prominent figure within the skateboard industry. Check out Little Giants, a video about the man and the decks at SW. Click the picture below for more info.

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Bad Day by Ben Horton and RVCA

Featured ANP artist Ben Horton and RVCA have released another killer t-shirt. Check out the pick over at SW and our previous post about Mr. Horton. Click the picture for a better look.

RVCA Bad Day T-Shirt

RVCA Bad Day T-Shirt

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Big News, Big Changes, Big Deals

Skate Warehouse is stoked to surprise you kids with new, cool shit all the time. Today we wanna let you know about a couple of things. First off, we’ve got some new custom decks added to that list of steaming hot awesome. Head over and grab yours, click on the photo for more info.

Coming to the site Soon!

We like to look ahead, here at SW, into the future. And in that future we see… buttons. SW recently made the stellar purchase of a button maker, so that in the future, very soon, your purchases will be accompanied by killer buttons, sporting the graphics from SW to random wacky stuff. Let us know if YOU have any ideas on button designs, we’d love to hear’em.

Butt On.

Finally, don’t forget to enjoy life. Spend time with friends and family, hit up the outdoors, and always, ALWAYS Go Skate.

basement bar

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RVCA Featured Artist: Dmote

Skate Warehouse is happy to add another t-shirt to the RVCA line featuring the graphic art of artist Dmote, the RVCA Maria. Check out the shirt below and in our shop and have a look through some of Dmote’s work.

           

Click the pictures about to get a closer look at the RVCA Maria T-Shirt or click HERE to see the entire SW RVCA collection. Now have fun with the stuff below.

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Miika Saksi

New to the Skate Warehouse lineup is a wallet from Analog featuring the artist photography of Miika Saksi. Saksi is a freelance creative director, illustrator, photographer, and director. In the past he’s worked with countless magazines, such as Veli, Trendi, Lowdown, Nylon, We Are Helsinki, Trendi, Basso, and Image. With print work for Adidas Originals, designs for CLTR Clothing, album cover art, and his own personal photography collections, Saksi is and has been doing his rad thing within the industry, with work worthy of looking into. Head over to Skate Warehouse to grab the Analog PLA Miika Saksi wallet by clicking on the pic below and check out some of his work, too.

the Analog PLA Miika Saksi Wallet

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I Hate the Art of Todd Bratrud

From sock puppets to Creature, from Consolidated to “Send Help”, Todd Bratrud does what he does like a bad ass. The newest book to hit the pages of Skate Warehouse is the super awesome I Hate the Art of Todd Bratrud where Bratrud’s work is laid out in a quick and painless publication.

Today he is the owner of High Five Skateboards, but Bratrud started out as the art director for Consolidated Skateboards back in 1999. Since then and throughout the years the guy has done graphics, stickers, ads, and apparel for practically everybody worth mentioning in the Skateboard biz, from Consolidated to Flip, Birdhouse, Enjoi, Black Label, Creature, Real, Nike SB, and Volcom, Bratrud has had a part. He is also an illustrator and blogger for The Skateboard Mag. I Hate the Art of Todd Bratrud is published by Mark Batty Publishers and is available now at Skate Warehouse. Click the pictures below or head over and get your copy HERE.

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