Droog sells out
A couple of weeks back I sent a whole load of drawings from Mexico to Bristol for the Drift show. The famously unreliable Mexican postal service did its job admirably, and now these one-off original scribbles could be yours to own.
A couple of weeks back I sent a whole load of drawings from Mexico to Bristol for the Drift show. The famously unreliable Mexican postal service did its job admirably, and now these one-off original scribbles could be yours to own.
One of the great things about Central America, for those with an artistic eye and a dislike of cultural homogeny, is the lack of high streets full of chainstores with big plasticky branded signs that seem to make every town centre in England look brash, boring and samey.
Pop culture hangover
Super sliders Al Knost and Tyler Manson give us an insight into their freshest work.
Under your nose
Dan Crockett reminds us that in our search for waves we don’t always need to travel to far shores.
Family ties
Joe Curren on family, travel, and shooting analogue in the digital age.
Carlos Burle: up front and personal
Carlos Burle on why big-wave riding is a playground for the few who have earned the privilege.
The reluctant ambassador
Tyler Hatzikian on nose-riding, refining longboard design and his reluctance to take the limelight.
Computer future
Why Richie Lovett’s singing the praises of machine-shaping technology.