Ever wonder what it would look like to mix Kung Fu skills with skateboarding?
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JENKEM – DANNY GONZALEZ BEST OF 1996-2006 from Jenkem Magazine on Vimeo.
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JENKEM – DANNY GONZALEZ UNRELEASED FOOTAGE 2006-2009 from Jenkem Magazine on Vimeo.
Couldn’t sleep last night so I got up about 4 in the a.m. and saw this amazing post from Bikeminimalism! I really love this post. Keep up the great work Bikeminimalism! Very inspiring!
These are only two of the many sick photos from the interview. Go check out the interview and amazing photo’s from Anthony!! It is very impressive!
Folly’s very own Kyle Steed is the featured artist this month at Art House Dallas.
“What is your favorite subject to draw?
People… I guess. I don’t know if I do have a “favorite” subject. But I’m definitely drawn to people over anything else. I love how we each have tiny features that make us all unique, yet all completely the same. Two eyes, 1 nose, 1 mouth…but it’s how those are all shaped that make us different.
I also love drawing nonsense and exploring the boundaries of my imagination.” – Kyle Steed
(Photo by Nathan Michael)
Make sure to check out the rest of the interview at Art House Dallas! It’s a very in-depth and amazing look into Kyle’s life and where he draws his focus from. Ride x Create!
It never ceases to amaze me how down to earth skaters are. Everyone has had there run in with the local jackass skater; but the level of solid, mellow, truth and creativity that comes out of people that ride is typically good stuff. I’ve never seen an interview with Chris before this one. I’m very impressed! He hit up some big time truth. Check it!!
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A walk and talk with Chris Cole from Bitchslap Media on Vimeo.
Didn’t post up anything yesterday. I really wanted people to get a good look at the James Hardy interview. That dude is sick! I’ve been cruisin through Prolly‘s stuff (I pretty much do daily, dude is legit) and came across this. Music by Youth Lagoon (if you haven’t checked them out you should) and solid FGFS… you can’t lose! [vimeo 31240644 w=610 h=343]
Tom La Marche from Skitch on Vimeo.
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Cycle Me Home – From Venice to Balatonakali from Cycle Me Home on Vimeo.
I want to take a trip like this with my closest friends. Great film and very inspiring guys!! Make sure to check out more from Cycle Me Home or on Twitter. “It’s a flesh wound” hahaha
I crack up every time I look at this! Just look at those eyes!
James Hardy has been skating for over a decade. He is a part of Eswic, a new skate apparel company created by Jimmy Arrighi! James was kind enough to let us pick his brain a little bit. He is a very down to earth guy that loves what he does. James and the Eswic Team are on their first road trip which just so happened to be in Las Vegas. Sweet location and I’m sure some awesome footage/photo’s will come of it! Make sure to follow James Hardy on Twitter as well as Eswic for upcoming events, trips, and further shenanigans!
The Interview
F: Tell us a little bit about yourself
James: I’m 23 years old and I grew up in Huntsville, AL. I picked up skating when I was 12 because I saw some kid doing it while I was playing baseball. On the outside looking in, it seemed as if he never had to answer to coaches, rules, or restrictions. He had all the freedom in the world and I wanted it. That’s pretty much what I’ve been up to ever since.
F: How did you get connected with Eswic?
James: I got connected with Eswic because the dude who started it used to be my team manager when I rode for RVCA clothing. He quit and told me he was going to start something new and I was down without a question because we’re such good friends. And he’s pretty much the only reason I rode for RVCA in the first place.
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Eswic team intro video montage from ESWIC on Vimeo.
F: What is your favorite product from Poler?
James: My favorite is the nap sack that they make. It’s a sleeping bag that you can wear like a hoodie. It’s quite universal. I love it.
F: Who was your biggest influence growing up?
James: My mom is and has been the biggest influence on me. She has been through a lot and has always made the most of situations. Subconsciously, everything I do is just to try and make her happy and proud.
F: What motivates you?
James: The fact that I get paid to basically do nothing motivates me. Skateboarding as a job is a joke. We don’t save lives, or help the down and out, or solve world hunger. we don’t do anything worth bragging about. But somehow it works, and I don’t want to blow it.
Big thanks to James and the entire Eswic team for bringing awesome apparel and skating to viewers across the globe!! Cheers!
(photo and video provided by Eswic)
Not really sure how I missed this interview Chrome did with Dustin Klein. DKlein personally inspires to me as well as the world! Ride x Create!
Ride x Create
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Gesaffelstein – OPR from adrien cothieR on Vimeo.