No pegs, wall rides galore. Check it out.
Spotted and then shamelessly stolen from: prollyisnotprobably
No pegs, wall rides galore. Check it out.
Spotted and then shamelessly stolen from: prollyisnotprobably
I got a good laugh out of this, if you’ve ever shot any action sport, this will for sure apply to you.
I like to keep a clean workspace most the time, so I make an effort to keep my desktop somewhat close to the way you see it in the above photo. I try to have just the icons and folders you see above with some other handy information. When I’m working on projects they usually will get saved to the desktop as well and then moved to the appropriate folders either in Dropbox or Google Drive. I use Google Drive for most of my clients projects, and keep all my personal work and projects on Dropbox. I developed this system while I was in school, when my Audio Production professor would rant about file hierarchy and organization. This has worked for me for years, if you have your own system or have questions feel free to leave them in comments below.
Damn, Garrett absolutely destroys in this new edit for Fiend. I can barely even keep up with the speed that this guy throws down tricks. If you haven’t seen this yet, do yourself a favor and check this out RIGHT NOW!
Spotted and shamelessly stolen from The Come Up
Subrosa- Simone Barraco Welcome to the Pro Team from Subrosa Brand on Vimeo.
Up first we have Simone Barraco’s welcome edit for Subrosa, this is guy is one of my favorite riders. He makes everything look so fluid and effortless.
Fit – Tom Perry from FITBIKECO. on Vimeo.
Up next we have Tom Perry ripping it up for Fit Bike Co.
The Shadow Conspiracy – DNVR OMLTS from Shadow Conspiracy on Vimeo.
Last one for today is the Shadow Conspiracy’s DNVR OMLTS trip video featuring Simone Barraco, Ben Hucke, and Eric Bahlman.
My good friends in Volifonix recently finished a new music video for their song “Fortunate to Find”, off of their soon to be released sophomore album “Space”.
Frist up we’ve got the newest OSS edit, one thing I have to say is these guys look like they are always having a good time. It’s just a bunch of friends doing what they love. Oh and the LizardKing makes an appearance for the intro.
Here we have the MARKIT team and friends tearing up some cement parks in both Texas and California. Keep an eye out for Chad Kerley, Chase Hawk, and Rob Wise. And that last huge gap 3, wow….just wow.
This is a little design I’ve put together during my abundant free time since I’ve been unemployed/free lancing. After reading the comments sections on both Prolly is Not Probably and The Come Up for years now, I’ve found this to be more and more true. People will rip on just about anything these days for just about any reason with the anonymity of the interwebz. Anyhow, I will be getting these done at one of the local print shops here in Eugene soon. They will be 11″ x 17 ” and I’ll have them for sale in the online store or you can hit me up if you are local want one.
Damiera are an epic prog-rock power trio originally from Buffalo, NY. They have since disbanded but they two albums they released M(US)IC and Quite Mouth Loud Hands, are both spastic jaunts mixed with distorted guitars, poppier choruses, and shifting time signatures that still hold their roots firmly in rock and roll. If you haven’t heard of these guys and you’re into At the Drive in, Minus the Bear, or the like. I would suggest checking these guys out.