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Trukustabos Kylix by Rom av.JC

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Researchers have discovered a Kylix – a shallow vase used for wine tasting – 110 cm in diameter, created by the artist Rom av.JC. This brings to light a previously unknown practice: Trukustabos. This game of skill, played at symposia…
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Alex Duquette x Take to the Grave

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Canadian tattoo artist Alex Duquette has created 4 unique designs for the brand he co-founded: Take to the Grave. The entire series is ultra-detailed and drawn in the traditional American style. It features iconic characters such as the virgin and…
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Jake Foreman x Element Skateboards

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From his studio in Adelaide, Australia, talented illustrator Jake Foreman has produced a series of 3 board graphics for Element Skateboards. His dreamlike universe of surrealistic compositions fits perfectly on skateboards. He slipped in some important messages for the brand’s…
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Allister Lee x Avenue and Son

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Since our interview a few years ago, Canadian illustrator Allister Lee has been very prolific! In particular, he has produced a large number of graphics for the Avenue & Son brand. His inspiration comes from wandering around antique markets, record…
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Genesis Calvariae et Gladio by Rom av.JC

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A team of archaeologists has unearthed an exceptional treasure in France: a jar in homage to Powell Peralta’s Skull and Sword design, created by the ancient artist Rom av.JC. This discovery is remarkable for its exceptional state of preservation. There…
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Loic Lusnia x Decathlon Skateboarding

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For its latest series, the Decathlon Skateboarding brand has struck a chord by collaborating with Loïc Lusnia. The French artist has developed his ultra-colorful world of felines, birds, crocodiles and skeletons on three boards. He mixes this with skateboarding and…
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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.

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