We are providing these digital copies Free of Charge. If your using them for research or fun and wish to help bring more of these bad ass artifacts back to your computer, please donate to the museum today. Thank you, your donations keep us growing. Skateboarder Magazine Vol. 1 #1 – Winter 1964 Skateboarder Magazine […]
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In the early 2k(s), the honor was mine to take on the chief designer role for products & branding concerning the “Z-Boys” brand, which incarnated after the then recent releases of the “Z-boy & Dogtown” documentary book and film. I was brought in to handle the graphic designs and assist with the authenticity of its
Bart Saric Designs 4 “Z-Boys” Read More »
Part 1 Lou Peralta’s SkaterCross was one of the first skateparks to pioneer vertical skateboarding. There were a few others but his was one of the first three in Southern California. It attracted talent from all over the state in the same manner Carlsbad had done just prior to that.In this photo just after grand
Brad Bowman – aquires his blue Jay Adams Zephyr deck Read More »
R.I.P. (February 3, 1961 – August 15, 2014) Jay Adams has been called “the original seed” of skateboarding. As an original Z-Boy, he is considered one of the most influential skateboarders of all time. The 1975 Del Mar Nationals were a big turning point in skateboarding history, when the world got its first taste of
