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Vexillum tabulae series by Rom av.JC

At Sevrey (France), an archaeological site has revealed some very special banners. These vexillums were used as the unique and distinctive ensigns of Roman army units. They were hung on a spear and held by a veteran sub-officer, then called…
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Iridescent skateboard by Tigerclaw Supplies

Fan of Primitive Skateboards’ glossy boards? So are we! So to take it a step further, we’ve developed our own iridescent nude boards. Creating a dynamic visual effect, our new Tigerclaw Supplies boards invite artists to express their creativity on…
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Icon series by Carlos Gutierrez x Chocolate Skateboards

Talented illustrator Carlos M. Gutierrez (aka @cmglovesyou on Instagram) designed this series for Chocolate Skateboards. Entitled “Icon series”, it’s as simple as it is effective. The composition between the colorful backgrounds and the wax crayon illustrations works really well. A…
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Battle at the Biarritz Kylix by Rom av.JC

On this massive 110cm-diameter jar, it’s difficult to identify to which people these two soldiers belonged. What is clearly visible on this kylix, however, is what the wearer is wearing: a skateboard. Surprisingly, this skateboard has no trucks on it.…
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Peter Sutherland x GX1000 skateboards

New York artist Peter Sutherland has created a massive series for the San Francisco crew. He designed 8 boards for GX1000 in a clever mix of paint, collage and photography. Each board has its own distinct spirit, yet forms a…
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Atlas skateboard by Rom av.JC x Street Art

After Club-Maté, the artist Rom av.JC has this time collaborated with French skateshop Street Art. And to celebrate the shop’s 20th anniversary, he has drawn a statue of the titan Atlas supporting Street Art’s emblematic logo. The Greco-Roman column on…
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Never Made x Globe Skateboards

Californian artist Never Made, whose real name is Francisco Reyes Jr., has just released two boards in collaboration with Australian brand Globe Skateboards. The illustrator explains that he wanted to show with these graphics that: “the underlying message that things…
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Pushing Skate Art since day one

Since 2011, the media focuses on showing all the creativity around this object that Canadians call the "rouli-roulant". From graphics to sculptures made of skateboard folds, furniture made of boards or works made of several skateboards, the possibilities are infinite and the artists have understood that. We are more and more numerous to find a real attraction for this medium. Its singular shape, its holes for screws, its folds of wood colored or not, its bottom used to graphics or its top where we put the griptape, all these characteristics are so many constraints that push to creativity!

And that's without even mentioning its history, its culture and the difficulty in its practice that leads to a real fascination in the collective imagination. This is the reason why luxury brands are appropriating it, which they are not ready to do with the scooter or the hoverboard.

This media aims to highlight what could be called a new artistic movement and called Skate Art. In addition to the series and works, the idea is to go deeper into the subject by interviewing art directors of brands, artists and illustrators who create and participate in that, every day, this mode of artistic expression is enriched.

In addition to this site, The Daily Board is involved in real life with the creation of books and exhibitions on this art. With the curation and writing of the book Skate Art: From the object to the artwork, I try (ed. Romain Hurdequint, founder of this site) to show the richness of this world.

The exhibitions Inking Board & Spraying Board, respectively dedicated to the inking of skateboards by tattoo artists and the spraying of boards by street artists, also have this vocation. These exhibitions take place today mainly in France, but their objective is to progressively travel around the world and especially across the Atlantic.