If we had to choose between spending our last dime on a savory meal or a sweet T-shirt...well, we'd probably have to pick the meal. We're practical like that. However, if the shirts in question were amongst the creations from…
Continue Reading →When Zoo York asked Mark Owens and Matt Owens to design six decks for their artist series, we knew we'd be in for some of their standard-issue graphical, collage-esque awesomeness. What we got, though, is seemingly more -- a modern,…
Continue Reading →From Ed Templeton to the Art Dump and stretching back to the Dogtown days, the world of skate plays a big part in the creative process, one that runs parallel with the sport itself and constantly reinvents itself as long…
Continue Reading →With spring upon us -- oh glorious spring -- many of us will be looking to shift our modes of transport from bus/auto/train to the likes of bicycle/skateboard/Razor Scooter. Since I've ruled out Razor Scooter for obvious reasons and have…
Continue Reading →While Black History Month never fails to recognize important African-Americans like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and Rosa Parks, WRG? (What's Really Good) Magazine celebrates February with icons that get little notice from the historical society: skateboarders. Pop…
Continue Reading →ADM Skateboards is a new skate company bringing art, sport and philanthropy together. Founded when Ben Myers decided to reproduce some of his late brother's painted skatedecks to raise money for a memorial fund, ADM quickly grew to a full…
Continue Reading →We love us some Jeremy Fish. Not that that makes us special (last time I checked, everybody loved them some Jeremy Fish) but here's an idea for making someone else feel special. If you're hunting down a good gift for…
Continue Reading →I'm exhausted. For the past few nights I've been glued to Shred or Die, watching pro and regular extreme sports enthusiasts get their skate/snow/surf/BMX/moto on, and as a person who isn't accustomed to the quick energy burst from these types…
Continue Reading →Andy Jenkins, Andy Mueller, Tony Larson and the rest of the inimitable design crew at Girl Skateboards' Art Dump are having a good ol' fashioned zine swap. If you send in a zine of your own making, they'll snail mail…
Continue Reading →Artist Geoff McFetridge is by no means a stranger to the skateboard world, but he's directly involved with decks and wheels under a project with his partner and skateboard industry veteran Yong-ki Chang called Solitary Arts. The company's new website…
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