Magazine features
Full features of select articles from the magazine
The Arches DIY – Glasgow, Scotland
Glasgow is a post industrial city on the west coast of Scotland and somewhere within it, in a location that is pretty central and easily found on google maps, is The Arches DIY.
Nolan Houghton interview
I was always getting into trouble as a kid so my parents got me into skating as something to do. I was too unfocused for organized sports….
Seegull (aka Stephen Brayman) Interview
Seagulls are intelligent, adaptable birds found on every continent, known for their ability to drink both fresh and saltwater, as well as their social and opportunistic behavior. Seegull is very much the same, but replace his ability to drink saltwater with his ability to drink copious amounts of booze while bombing around on board. He got his nickname squawking on sessions all over the country, and I don’t believe plans on slowing down. He’s 100% skateboarder. Half effort does not produce half results. It produces no result. Continuous work and hard work is the only way to accomplish results that last. And Seegull lives 100% by that mindset. – Elijah Akerley
Tlacuacha Ramp – Guadalajara, Mexico
Dreams are achieved with patience and perseverance. It is the best description for the Tlacuacha Ramp. Two years to carry out the construction of this 100% DIY spot!
CINGHIAL D.I.Y. – TURIN, ITALY
Cinghial means boar in Piedmont local dialect and I picked that name because they are the real locals of the woods around the bowl…
Antiz in Reunion – Reunion Island
Reunion is an island in the Indian ocean next to Madagascar, which is part of France. Antiz crew took a trip there and this is what they discovered…
Takeshi Kageyama – Interview
A skate park with a crazy bowl called FUZENNA was completed three minutes by bike from my house, and I started skating there. I had so much fun that I skated all day
EXTEENAGER: THE ARTWORK OF ROBBIE ARIAS
I choose photos of a style burned into my soul from admiring skaters like Hosoi and Cab. I started this love for skating in the mid 80s. It was all about judo airs, tweaked methods and the way crossbones look.
JOJO DUCROS interview
Jojo is one of those riders who was born with far more creativity than others. Mix that with an unparalleled ability to take risks, and you get a unique skate style that only Jojo’s mind can create.
JIMMY BOY ROY
What’s is Spazz Skate co.? A visual representation of bumming you out! It’s just a group of dudes that just want to skateboard and do whatever the hell they want!