Wednesday, 11 March 2009

Silk Screening

Some of the Hooked creative dudes are going to be attening this crip event in Nottingham.

Floodit will be the first of a monthly screen printing workshop, hosted by our friends at Waste.

You might recognise some names on the bill.


Get down there, make it a party... afterall - skateboard graphics are screen printed onto decks!


Sunday, 8 March 2009

6 Tricks on the Sabbath: Miles at the warehouse

Miles puts his 6 down the warehouse drop. Tricks include nollie fs 180, fs & bs pop shoves, kickflip, frontside flip and hardflip.

Saturday, 7 March 2009

Thursday, 5 March 2009

Spray..."Between the Lines"... Update- QUAD

Derby Quad Centre-Evolution depicted in Graffiti

A few weeks ago we went on about Julie West and Deus doing Darwins concept of the development of our dear Planet and its occupants. We are pleased to say its finished and will try to depict it in all its glory!

The Story so far...


The Big Bang theory happening here, also a few Pows and pops. Quite a noisey time as time/space and a few other things fused to produce this piece of rock.



Due to the amounts of heat, moisture was produced. Condensation as we know it today, large amounts to produce water masses, this is were the whales and fishes come in, and cups of tea of course!



As furry animals eventually started to inhabit the Earth, they passed yellow snow men wearing wooly scarves as excrement(this is where the adage don't eat yellow snow came from).



As the climate got warmer humanoid type animals came into existance

A bit of procreation took place...

And the stone age was born.

Then the seasons(spring, summer, fall, winter) as we knew them back in 1985 came into being...


The rest is up to date, TV, Nano's, multi media, nasty mouse with tails(we go wireless).



Kids being weaned on Big Macs and  xbox 360






As we look into the future, it seems like the universe is our oyster... all wet and mushy.
What goes around comes around!


Quote:
"The noblest of all dogs is the hot-dog; it feeds the hand that bits it."
Laurence J. Peter