Displaying items by tag: Robert Williams
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March 1991
Cover: “The Face That Moves Fire Hydrants” Artwork By: Robert WilliamsInside This Mag: Pool skating, East Coast ramps and a skate trip to Tokyo for the Open Summer Skate ChampionshipsAlso In This Issue: Step by step tricksMusic Articles: Nirvana, Jesus Jones, Skankin' Pickle and Iggy Pop -
August 1988
Cover: “Make Your Obsession Palatable…” Artwork By: Robert Williams Inside This Mag: Interviews with Eric Dressen, Duncan Kennedy and Bert Lamar, a spotlight on the Denver skating scene and curb skatingAlso In This Issue: Artist Robert Williams, mini shredders, U.S.B.A. Ramp Jam in Leucadia, CA, Bank On It in Ahwatukee, AZ, Skate For Fun Spring Series '88 in Dallas, TX and N.S.A. Regional Ams in Redding, CAMusic Articles: Stupids and Gaye Bykers on Acid
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Tom Schaar's "Vert's Not Dead" Part
Tom’s bucked boundaries his whole life, but this powerful performance pushes vert skating into a new stratosphere. Buckle up… -
TJ Rogers and Alexis Ramirez for Bronson
TJ 's officially in the Bronson camp and to mark the occassion, he swerves through LA with his homie Alexis Ramirez. -
Supreme in Miami Photo Feature
You can’t deny that Miami is the place to be. With a new shop and a hot new vid produced on-site in South Florida, Supreme captures the city’s vice and virtue in this gritty photo feature from our June ’25 mag. Check the photos and read on for an exclusive Zion Effs interview by the GOAT himself Mark Gonzales. -
Tom Schaar: Video Parts, 1080s and the Olympics
From vert baby to King of the Combi, Tom reflects on his journey with brutal honesty and shows what it takes to become one of the greatest ramp skaters of all time. -
Cold Call: Doobie
Doobie does more in a day than most do in a month. Gregson locks in with everyone’s favorite European hype man to experience the revs firsthand.
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The 2X SOTY keeps raising the bar. Frontside half-Cab to backside overcrooks? We're gonna need to see the footy. Congrats again, Jamie! This issue is filled with SOTY material, from Leo Romero reflecting on his title to Miles passing the torch. Plus a lot more! Get your copy now.