Every year brings in a new class of art students to Coastal Carolina and we’re always stoked to be a part of one of the projects and see their fresh take on skateboard graphics. This pink waves design was created by Baylee Price and it’s this week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck. You can follow Baylee on Instagram @baybayprice.
Custom skateboard projects for just one or for many can all be accomplished at BoardPusher.com.
Señor Fuego is a character from The Mighty Luchador, “an art and vinyl toy collective from Ruby Raygun and So Electric, a brand of colorful and adventurous luchadores inspired by well-known lucha-libre icons. The Mighty Luchador was born out of the ever-changing landscape of urban toy culture.” We’re stoked Señor Fuego made it to the 2D world of custom skateboard graphics for this week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck. Check out more from The Mighty Luchador at themightyluchador.com or follow them on Instagram @themightyluchador.
Bring your characters to life by creating your own skateboard designs at BoardPusher.com.
For this week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck we have an Art Nouveau inspired design by Alexandria Casey who tackled the subject of addiction when creating her skateboard graphic. “The design is my response to the opioid crisis [that] affects so many people. I wanted the design to tell their story and show the everyday struggle in battling their addiction.” You can keep up with Alexandria by following her on Instagram @graphicalregrets.
Create a skateboard design based on what’s important to and inspires you at BoardPusher.com.
As big history buffs when it comes to skateboard graphics, we love seeing parody graphics come through our presses, especially spoofs of classic designs that remind us of when from when we were first getting started riding down hills and boardsliding parking blocks. This Rippeador graphic created by Un Jibaro En USA is, of course, their take on the renowned Ripper design that first showed its smiling face in the mid-80s, and it’s this week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck. To get more info on the Un Jibaro En USA blog and podcast head over to unjibaroenusa.sitelio.me and pick up one of their skateboard designs at BoardPusher.com/shop/UnJibaroEnUSA.
If you have an idea for a skateboard graphic we’ve got your back at BoardPusher.com.
This week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck is Genie Two, created by Generation, one of the latest shops opened by Brent Hausman. This custom skateboard was designed onto our punk nose shape with the natural base to add some wood grain texture to the graphic. You can purchase this board and other designs created by Generation at BoardPusher.com/shop/Generation.
Try designing your own custom skateboard on a punk nose or several other different deck shapes available at BoardPusher.com/custom.
Ollie is the mascot of Own It Skateboards, creators of the Own The Spot app, which “is a skateboarding application that allows you to interact with a community of skateboarders to view, upload, and rate skate spots.” You can find out more about the designers of this week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck and their app at ownitskateboards.com or by following them on Instagram @ownitsb.
Be a part of the DIY skateboarding community and design your own custom skateboard graphic at BoardPusher.com.
Craft breweries are like the custom designers of beer, so it makes sense that New Park Brewing would create some custom skateboard graphics at BoardPusher.com to match their can designs. These Featured Decks were created for New Park’s Laurel and Wavelngth New England IPAs, the Hopiary honey double IPA, and the Ferrous imperial coffee stout. To see what the latest available cans are at New Park follow them on Instagram @newparkbrewing, view their updated tap list at newparkbrewing.com, or even pick up a skateboard graphic with your favorite New Park Brewing beer at BoardPusher.com/shop/npbskate.
Whatever sparks your creativity can quickly and easily become a custom skateboard design at BoardPusher.com.
This freehand drawing by Jacqueline Monique was inspired by zentangle doodling and Tangle is this week’s Featured Deck. Jacqueline chose the Natural base option when uploading her design at BoardPusher.com which works well with freehand drawing to keep the graphic’s pure and organic look. You can view more of Jacqueline’s work at designedbyjacqueline.com or follow her on Instagram @artistjacquelinemonique.
With an extremely accurate deck designer preview, choose the base option that works best with your skateboard design at BoardPusher.com.
“The story may be a little long,” Daniel Brammer begins when telling us about this week’s BoardPusher.com Featured Deck, but we like long histories about the skateboard graphics that come through our presses, especially when they’re real life Christine stories like this one: “I’ve been trying to draw all of the cars I have owned and like the way the drawings look reproduced on the skateboards + my son is a skateboard nut and will eventually give them all to him. Some cars have more of a ‘story’ than others. I suspected this one (’76 Chevy Vega) was trying to kill me after a number of incidents, like a broken timing belt while making a tricky lane change on the freeway. Eventually the car started on fire after I had just replaced the fuel pump and nearly burned my gf’s (at the time) house down as it was in her garage. Luckily I was able to push it off the jackstands and into the driveway where it dripped melted aluminum until the volunteer FD showed up, which was the last time I saw it, or so I thought. Never knew what the fire dept. did with it, but many years later I came across the old vegamatic in a junkyard while looking for parts for another car (drawing of this car to follow sometime in the future). Maybe worth mentioning, this yard was pretty far away and I was only visiting because they supposedly had the particular part needed. Car was sitting precariously on stacked wheel rims so I gave it a wide berth in case it recognized me or got any ideas. Thanks again for the terrific work and great service.” Thank you for the terrific story, Daniel.
Whether a graphic has a treasured past or it’s something you just came up with today, make it a custom skateboard design at BoardPusher.com.
Melissa L created this griptape graphic for George Francis to use on his drop through longboard (see below). George uploaded the design to BoardPusher.com, applied it to his deck, and it’s this week’s Featured Griptape. You can follow Melissa and George on Instagram @concurrentcontrast & @bantown respectively.
With sizes of 9×33 inches, 10×36, and 10×43, you can design and add custom griptape to any BoardPusher.com shape OR apply it to any skateboard deck you want.
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