Deep V's hit the next level with the help of hype
06-04-07 | 03:49 PM
#52
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I don't think these rims look that great either - I personally would not have them on my bike, let alone buy them. But I do like the fact that some new visual approaches are explored, as opposed to the usual logo-fest which is prevalent in cycling gear.
And yes skateboarding does stir one's creative nerve. An average skateboard kid will be exposed to hundreds of board graphics, interesting photographs in magazines, experimental videos, etc.. in the course of a year.
Most skateboarders I know have gone on to work in creative fields.
like him
Sorry for turning this into one more skateboarding thread.
It's all keith Hufnagel's fault!
And yes skateboarding does stir one's creative nerve. An average skateboard kid will be exposed to hundreds of board graphics, interesting photographs in magazines, experimental videos, etc.. in the course of a year.
Most skateboarders I know have gone on to work in creative fields.
like him
Sorry for turning this into one more skateboarding thread.
It's all keith Hufnagel's fault!
06-04-07 | 04:17 PM
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You don't think it's stretching one's head muscle scopin' new unridden lines on ones stick that loosens the right brains grip on the grey matter, thus causing a propensity towards creativity? Same as surfing and other "soul" sports?
06-04-07 | 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by clancy98
actually, that's pot. Skating is just a coincidence
06-04-07 | 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
You don't think it's stretching one's head muscle scopin' new unridden lines on ones stick that loosens the right brains grip on the grey matter, thus causing a propensity towards creativity? Same as surfing and other "soul" sports?
he does it rather well
06-04-07 | 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by doomkin
06-04-07 | 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by thebristolkid
Can someone please explain to me how 3.5 hours have passed in this thread without anyone yet commenting on the LED ******?
06-04-07 | 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by thebristolkid
Can someone please explain to me how 3.5 hours have passed in this thread without anyone yet commenting on the LED ******?
oohh...my long lost profile imperial sprocket is on the wall there too!"
06-04-07 | 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by operator
Why do I get the feeling this is illegal.
Good point. Blenty of blue light there. Way to many flashing lights for some places.
Nothing says "good bussiness plan" like mass producing and selling a product that is illegal in many, many, places !
06-04-07 | 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by bionnaki
I dont think a "mystery machine" job is anymore creative than the first...probably less. I guess you've never hung out in Atlanta near the Cartoon Network/CNN/Turner-whatever studios are. I've seen plenty of those mystery machine marketing clones around...
as for decals for deep vs? who gives a ****...I think they're ugly and wont catch on...certainly not with that design.
as for decals for deep vs? who gives a ****...I think they're ugly and wont catch on...certainly not with that design.
no, but the van i saw yesterday with a circle a , some random crap and "the misery machine" spray painted on it was genius.