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Walkin_Stick
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It'd fit with the Florida theme you have rolling in some of these too. Shit man, I wish I'd found this thread months ago. I just read through from the beginning. Absolutely amazing stuff. I'll be watching till the end for sure.VonYinzer said:
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No bullfrog yet. They are evil beasts though. Ever look into those things? They are like a pit bull mixed with a dump truck. They eat and kill whatever they want, including other bullfrogs! Jeremiah hasn't reared his ugly head yet though.
http://deviladay.blogspot.com/2011/07/718.html
this is also pretty relevant, the deck I drew up is about to be released in limited numbers (scroll down 2/3 of the page to see the actual deck)
http://www.skullandbonesskateboards.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=129763&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=30
http://deviladay.blogspot.com/2011/07/718.html
this is also pretty relevant, the deck I drew up is about to be released in limited numbers (scroll down 2/3 of the page to see the actual deck)
http://www.skullandbonesskateboards.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=129763&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=30
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tWistedWheelz
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Pawn that skate deck kicks ass man! I have not skated in 20 years and never really was a skater, but I want that deck just as wall art! I am really considering ordering one, do you get any of the royalties or anything like that?
Walkin_Stick
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I've been trying to think of what they reminded me of.. Back when I skated I had a couple Toy Machine decks. The art style is really close to them.
Keep it up man. These things are badass
Keep it up man. These things are badass
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tWisted, no I don't get any royalties. It was a barter deal I made for a friend. I get some free schwag from them though. There is some other boards to be made possibly. This set is already more than half sold out within 2 days of it's release already. The old school shaped boards are completely sold out, the new school shapes are what remains.
Walkin: I don't see the resemblance with Ed Templeton's artwork, but I dig his stuff so I take it as a compliment!
Walkin: I don't see the resemblance with Ed Templeton's artwork, but I dig his stuff so I take it as a compliment!
Walkin_Stick
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Yea I guess I worded that poorly 
I just meant the feel of the art was similar to some of his stuff. On another note, have you done any work on leather? After seeing the helmet you did I think it'd be badass to have the back of a jacket done. If you think you could do it, let me know. I'm only about 5 hours ride from you.
I know you're busy as hell so I don't mean tomorrow or anything, but eventually I'd like to leave something with you and let you loose on it. ;D
I just meant the feel of the art was similar to some of his stuff. On another note, have you done any work on leather? After seeing the helmet you did I think it'd be badass to have the back of a jacket done. If you think you could do it, let me know. I'm only about 5 hours ride from you.I know you're busy as hell so I don't mean tomorrow or anything, but eventually I'd like to leave something with you and let you loose on it. ;D
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No worries, I think I get it. You mean a simple aesthetic done with a purpose in mind, not in a conventional manner I am guessing. At least that's how I feel about Ed's art. I really dig his stuff, and have bought a few riders from Toy Machine in the past.
For the leather, I have done a pair of boots about 6-7 years ago for a singer in Los Angeles. The problem is the work is back braking since I can't put my hand down on the surface after a while to avoid smears and it's not very permanent. I mean it is permanent, but it is fragile. Currently though, I'm pretty booked up with work, the Daily D's, raising another baby, and freelancing for a few companies. My wife isn't working and this one income thing sucks, so I'm pretty full up unfortunately. Hopefully my wife gets a job she will be interviewing for soon, so I can quit a few of the side gigs and get back to doing some one off stuff. I'll let you know then.
http://deviladay.blogspot.com/2011/07/721.html
For the leather, I have done a pair of boots about 6-7 years ago for a singer in Los Angeles. The problem is the work is back braking since I can't put my hand down on the surface after a while to avoid smears and it's not very permanent. I mean it is permanent, but it is fragile. Currently though, I'm pretty booked up with work, the Daily D's, raising another baby, and freelancing for a few companies. My wife isn't working and this one income thing sucks, so I'm pretty full up unfortunately. Hopefully my wife gets a job she will be interviewing for soon, so I can quit a few of the side gigs and get back to doing some one off stuff. I'll let you know then.
http://deviladay.blogspot.com/2011/07/721.html
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