Much to my surprise, Simon Tabron was stoked when I asked if I could draw this photo. I think he thought I was drawing a poster size drawing. I'll have to do a better drawing of him one of these days. I like this one, simple but to the point of why riders ride. Sharpies on paper, 12" X 18".
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Sunday, October 2, 2016
Saturday, October 1, 2016
Scotty Zabielski Sessioning at the Skathedral
I was really stoked on drawing this one. I'd seen a couple photos online of this place, but never thought I'd get to draw it. They call it the Skathedral, an abandoned church turned into a skatepark. I added my favorite Joseph Campbell quote at the bottom:
"People say what what we're seeking in the meaning of life, I don't think that's what we're really seeking. I think what we're seeking is the experience of being alive."
I'm pretty stoked on this one, it's one of my favorite drawings Ive done.
Check out my new blog on building creative scenes:
How to make your lame city better
"People say what what we're seeking in the meaning of life, I don't think that's what we're really seeking. I think what we're seeking is the experience of being alive."
I'm pretty stoked on this one, it's one of my favorite drawings Ive done.
Check out my new blog on building creative scenes:
How to make your lame city better
Scotty Zabielski Drawings
Scotty Zabielski is an old school freestyler who I didn't actually know back in the day. He ordered a series of drawing from me, riding pics of him. This topside no-footed can-can, for me, brings back memories of sessioning backyard ramps in the 80's and 90's. Good times.
Here's another shot of Scotty with a footplant on the ramp.
Check out my new blog on building creative scenes:
How to make your lame city better
Here's another shot of Scotty with a footplant on the ramp.
Check out my new blog on building creative scenes:
How to make your lame city better
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