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- Skate the streets in style on these handmade wood skateboards Sat, 9 May 20, 2:30amWith limited traffic on the roads, cruising down abandoned streets on a slick new skateboard can be a dream come true for many skateboarders. Thanks to Rustek's new collection of wooden skateboards, handcrafted out of sustainably...
- Artists Ai Weiwei and Shepard Fairey launch skateboard protest against Trump Fri, 28 Apr 17, 1:10amArtist-activists Ai Weiwei and Shepard Fairey have teamed up to launch a new series of artwork today in response to the 100th day of Donald Trump’s presidency...
- Latvian art students transform a single birch tree into energy for 70 people Sat, 11 Apr 15, 12:30am“Welcome on Board’s” progressive design concept asserts that when a tree is used to make a product that facilitates physical activity, it can also be understood in the abstract as an energy provider and multiplier...
- Creepy Skull Sculptures Rise from the Remains of Dead Skateboards Thu, 23 Oct 14, 3:25amMore frightening than those bruises, broken bones, or arthritis, your old skateboards have come back to haunt you. Carved from the remnants of shattered boards by designer Beto Janz, these creepy heads mysteriously started...
- Erik Maki’s Sustainably Made Longboards Look and Ride Like Surfboards Sat, 15 Dec 12, 6:33amRead the rest of Erik Maki’s Sustainably Made Longboards Look and Ride Like Surfboards Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: alternative transportation, California, eco-friendly design, Erik Maki,...
- Reskate Transforms Old Skateboards Into Amazing Artwork Sat, 23 Apr 11, 6:00amThe Reskate project rescues abandoned skateboards and transforms them into beautiful works of art that will make you want to skate again. The project was launched by a group of artists who sought to give battered and broken...
- Creepy Skull Sculptures Rise from Dead Skateboards Sun, 31 Oct 10, 12:00amMore frightening than those bruises or arthritis, your old skateboards have come back to haunt you. Carved by designer Beto Janz, these creepy heads mysteriously started to appear around the town of Curitiba in Brazil –...