Allen Ying is a skateboard photographer living in Brooklyn. He is a really nice guy and quite a character. I met him when he asked me to assist in a shoot for Division East skateshop (I actually became a model for one of the shots). I got a couple of responses from him for a spotlight via email. Check it out.
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My boy Rob DiQuattro loves video games and making videos. Also he can do icepick grinds almost as well as I can. Here is the latest installment of Hood Antics, which includes the most impressive riding I have seen in the lifespan of the project.
It is finally here!
The Long awaited and often delayed follow up to Stew Johnsons Anthem is ready.
I didnt watch the first anthem until a couple of years after its release and it is still one of my favorite videos of all time. You can check out the Pre Order info for Anthem 2 over at Props.
Also check out http://www.anthembmx.com for more info
I am definitely picking one of these up.
So awesome. This documentary was mostly funded by donations, and by the looks of the trailer it deserves the support.
Posted in Video
Interesting? I thought it was pretty wild!
Be sure to back all the way to the left before you begin!
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“Introducing ‘Light Lining’ to the US. A technique of projection mapping 3D content. Working in collaboration with Vimeo to conclude the Vimeo Festival and Awards, the Frank Gehry IAC HQ provided the perfect canvas for our transformation of sight and sound.”
A good write-up on ESPN by Nick Ferreira about the DIY mags still making rounds in the community. It’s nice to see the initiative some people take to create these; I’ve never had the attention span.
Pretty crazy, though I think I’d rather wear an actual helmet. Using the accelerometer technology, this thing would probably inflate if you hopped a small gap.
Click the photo to watch the sequence. Be patient and let it load.
Here’s a sequence I shot of Anthony Caraway in Cincinnati, Ohio back in June. The sequence ran in issue Four of CASE BMX so go check it out. Anthony’s only 15-years-old so I think he earned his respect with this move.
Push It A Stop 