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art

  1. MATTHEW BRANNON

    More Autopsy Than Diagnosis THE LANGUAGE OF SUCCESS: MATTHEW BRANNON wordsby nicholas brown Competitiveness...
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  2. JAMEL SHABAZZ

    JAMEL SHABAZZ wordsby leah turner photoscourtesy thrush holmes empire...
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music

  1. bill callahan

    CLEARING THE AIR wordsby saelan twerdy illustrationby john antoski For nearly twenty...
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  2. HANDSOM FURS

    HANDSOM FURS wordsby quinn omori illustrationby angel d-amico From age twelve until I was about...
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skate

  1. RICK MCCRANK

    BEING THERE wordsby mike christie photosby dylan doubt I’m sitting out front of an organic grocery store drinking a coffee,...
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  2. PACIFIC NORTHWEST

    CROSSING THE LINE words and photosby dylan doubt We are Cascadia. It is only...
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  3. MAGNUS HANSON

    SHOOT FIRST / QUESTION LATER: MAGNUS HANSON wordsby matthew meadows portraitsby alana paterson Growing...
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  4. LIMA, PERU

    FROGS JUMP IN LIMA, PERU words&photosby felix faucher In October of 2006, Felix...
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life

  1. HOUSE OF HART

    HOUSE OF HART wordsby devin morrison photosby ian snow Welcome to the Hart House. This 5600 square foot home, which sits...
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Editor's Letter

One simple message to portray – a single idea displayed, practiced and proven: travel. That is what skateboarding is all about, whether itÂ’s the distance between yourself and a loved one, or your board and an obstacle. Sometimes you wonÂ’t even know your destination, only the sentiment

that you have to move on. This is every time you step on your board, this is the feeling of skateboarding. To plan for nothing and prepare for anything to cross your path, youÂ’ll tackle it with style and youÂ’re confident of that. ItÂ’s the only thing you can be sure of…