This is the second series of an ongoing collaboration of screenprinted skate decks between Jeremy Fish and various artists. All decks are sold in a set of three and signed by Jeremy Fish himself. Only 300 of each design have been produced, even fewer have been signed.
In this deck series Jeremy Fish worked with some fellow artists on the deck graphics. The line-up includes Sam Flores, Matt Irving of Delphi Collective and Travis Millard.
The deck set is now available in the Upper Playground Online Store for 210 USD.

First presented by us during the last Bread & Butter tradeshow in Barcelona, we give you some more detailed information about the Element x Krabo fixed gear bike today.
The handmade bikes come with a lugged steel track frame and accented with wood wheels and the finest leather trims. The outcome is a true beauty. The 5 bikes will be auctioned off in the near future, with benefits going to the 1% for the planet organization. We will keep you posted. 
Have a look at some more detailed images after the jump.

When Manik first stumbled upon the Hair Spray image they got the idea to do a collaboration with NJ Skate Shop in New Jersey. The outcome is a series of t-shirts and matching skate decks with the image. 
The blue t-shirt is an exclusive for NJ, the others will also be available at other premium skate stores around the US.
Have a detailed look at all t-shirts and decks after the jump.

 
Today it would seem that many brands are recognizing that leveraging their line with a bike (one off or not) is a good way to garner some attention. Take for instance Element Skateboards fixed gear offering. With a decal lined frame, and Brooks Leather bar tape and saddle, this bike is a good transitory piece for the sport of cycling which is drawing the attention of many skate enthusiasts.

Just last week we first reported about the upcoming collaboration by Supreme and cartoonist Sean Cliver. Today we can show you some more images of the collaboration and give you some more background information.
Legendary skateboard artist Sean Cliver was born in 1969 in Wisconsin. At the age of nineteen Sean Cliver noticed an “Artist Wanted” contest in Thrasher Magazine. The company behind the contest was Powell Peralta. Recognizing this as an opportunity of a lifetime, Sean decided to submit his artwork into the contest.

Sean’s artwork was selected as a finalist in the “Artist Wanted” contest and in January of ’89 boarded a flight towards California for an interview with George Powell. Three weeks later Sean Cliver received an offer of full-time employment as an in-house artist for Powell-Peralta.
Feeling that there was a void in a published historical archive of skateboard artwork, Sean decided to author “Disposable: A History Of Skateboard Art”. “Disposable” showcases over 1000 skateboard graphics with assorted recollections from artists and pro skateboarders throughout the past three decades.

This summer Supreme will produce a series of two skateboards with original artwork done by Sean Cliver for Supreme and two original t-shirt designs to coincide with the project release.

Available at the NY/LA stores and online on June 12th. Available in Japan stores on June 14th.
Check out more images after the jump.

If you are tired of the griptape that you find in every skate store from here to Alaska, then Subhead has a nice option for you. They are specialized in anti-slip stickers and now also offer their custom stickers for skateboards. The days of everybody having the same griptape are counted.

Fittingly, In4mation has 4 new skate decks lined up for Fall. Yoshi at Fatlace has given us a little preview, and here we have an image of the "Sandor," the  "Sperminator," the "CMYK" and the "Sabbath" designs together. The "Sabbath" and "Sperminator" should be obvious in visual to name connection. Elska Sandor designed her namesake board, and the pattern will be found on future In4mation releases. Look closely at the CMYK and, bang, the name just pops out all over. 
By the way, the In4mation Summer ‘08 Lookbook you can check out here.

Manik Skateboards, a premium Seattle based skateboarding company, has announced its collaboration with photographer Craig Wetherby, to produce limited edition skateboards, shirts and New Era fitted caps. The series will be released to select boutique shops worldwide in conjunction with a world gallery tour exhibiting Craig Wetherby’s photos and limited edition skate decks.
 
The Manik and Craig Wetherby collaboration features a selection of some of Wetherby’s most popular imagery. Wetherby has photographed just about every relevant hip-hop artist to date while also being highly respected and admired by the punk rock and rock n roll communities alike.  A self-taught photographer, Wetherby has been taking pictures since 1992, and has had the opportunity to capture some of the world’s most famous athletes, entertainers and artists. With a massive and diverse portfolio, his work has been featured in dozens of publications including Complex, The New York Times, Spin, Rolling Stone, Snowboard Magazine and Vibe to name a few.
 
This exclusive series includes skateboard decks, crewneck sweatshirts and t-shirts, as well as New Era fitted caps that showcase various imagery shot by Wetherby. The eight showcased images throughout the collection include hip-hop artists such as Ghostface Killah, Slick Rick and Method Man, along with famous images of Gwar and Bad Brains at the world renowned CBGBs.
The traveling art exhibition will begin its tour in May 2008 starting in Seattle and will continue through December 2008 making stops in Tokyo, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York. As a special treat, each stop on the tour will have unique limited edition color ways of the fitted hats available only for that particular city.
Check out the entire collection after the jump.

Manik is a skateboard brand delivered by the guys behind the Goods store straight out of Seattle. The brand keeps a stylish and clean profile and is sold only through selected shops – Cali Skat Dep. is one of those stores. This is the S.King line with hand sketched boards that feature some segments seen in the Chinatown districts of Seattle. This is a series of five, and if you lay them next to each other you’ll see the full graphic/neighborhood.
Once again a strong art deck series by one of the most premium skate brands on the market.

Manik got together with the Atlas Skatestore in San Mateo. They worked on a set of t-shirts and also some skatedecks to commemorate the opening of the Push Project Art Show at the store. Definitely a nice pack, that is now available at Atlas only.