One of my favorite snapbacks this season is SCOUT.
Army green twill snapback with embroidered patch and screenprinted underbrim.
It’s brother is SCOUT DENIM.
Raw denim snapback with embroidered patch and screenprinted underbrim.
Both styles are selling at stockists everywhere and in our online shop. They’re both made in the USA and selling for $32 a pop. Happy Monday!
Not even gonna write some hype shit. Check our online shop to peep the new Spring ‘12 collection and judge for yourself. Hope you like it as much as I do.
Enjoy today and your weekend. Happy shopping!
In Vegas saw my friends The Transplants. Can’t wait to catch ‘em on tour!
The after-after-party was in the Erotic Room. Stripper pole in the shower. Classy.
Can’t not mention the rotating/vibrating bed.
Good times! AIDS everywhere. Happy Friday!
Before I left for Vegas I stopped at my spot, Mission Beach Cafe.
Lance puked at my house the entire Saturday. Understandable, I threw a tacos & mezcal party the night before.
The rest of the weekend I was at R8HQ with Dylan Bartolini-Volk handling our Spring ‘12 photoshoot.
Keep checking the site. Spring drops soon.
Got back into the SF office all hazy.
Getting through my to-do list and things are starting to clear up.
Even a small step forward is a step in the right direction. Enjoy today.
Here’s a photo of the piece I just finished at The Phoenix Hotel here in SF.
I’ve got lots more walls to paint in the next few weeks so stay tuned.
I just found one of the very first REBEL8 stickers. Back in 2003, black & pink was pretty popular. Yeah, go ahead and laugh, but I know you had those black Sk8-His with pink soles.
So we made this sticker exclusively for our 2nd wholesale account ever, Cheap Thrills. Although it was a consignment deal, when starting a brand you gotta get in where you fit in. We’ve come a very long way since then, and although we no longer sell to them, I thank Cheap Thrills from the bottom of my heart for taking a chance on me, and a then unknown company called REBEL8.
Spread the 8!
I was digging through my backup hard drive and found this shot of some skateboards I made in the mid 1990s.
The first three decks were produced by Adrenalin Skateboards. First is a logo board, then a Matt Reason model (one of the most complicated graphics I ever made) and a Chris Senn model (one of my all-time favorite graphics). The last four decks were made by Think Skateboards. The Flip-Off Guy is a Wade Speyer model, the “Z” is a Paul Zuanich model, the “Finally Dead” graphic is another Wade Speyer model (released within a week of Jerry Garcia’s death) and last one is another Paul Zuanich model that I called “Canninbal Soup”.
You’re gonna love the decks I’m cooking up for you right now!
Took a ride in Juan’s ride the other day.
Saw these pieces of shit.
And I once thought Uggs were the uggliest. SMH.
TGIT!
UPCOMING EVENTS!
February 11 – Please join me this Saturday evening for the release of The Mission Map at 111 Minna here in San Francisco from 6-10pm.
March 1 – Grab some brews with Bigfoot and I for a special snowboard party at FTC, 1632 Haight Street.
March 2 – You can catch me at 2310 Telegraph in downtown Oakland at Bloom Press for First Fridays. I’ll be dropping some new poster designs and showing the East Bay some love.
Hope to see you out there!
