Thrasher Magazine

It's difficult to create smooth, deceptively simple, linework. Matthew McDole has a steady artistic hand and he does interesting things with it. He crafts a variety of images and lets the viewer create their own storylines linking them together.

Sandy creates dream-like worlds inhabited with mysterious symbolism. These realms are filled with night skies, animals, and transition skating—all in a similar color palette. Let her take you on a tour. 

When life ends, some vessels still have a story to tell. Sigh Less makes sculptures using animal shells and skeletons. The results have a morbid beauty which give fresh perspective on life.  

The artist TALLBOY weaves wild worlds with his skills. You will encounter adventure and ecstasy in equal measure, that is if a dragon or the Grim Reaper doesn't get you first. Follow down his twisted path, if you dare.

We get killer art submissions from all over the world. Every once in a while a contributor is so talented we trip out and wonder if they sent their portfolio to us by accident. Gabi's paintings belong in museums and the best art galleries, but we're stoked this skate rat wanted to be in the mag.

Sometimes you see an artist's work and there are subtle hints that the creator may skate. Other times, the artist is so utterly possessed to skate that the subject matter consumes everything they produce. Exteenager shows you exactly what's in his soul.

Skating and artistic expression are not just closely linked, they are embedded within each other. To celebrate this union, we are going to start showcasing skate artists on the website more often. In our first feature, we visited the twisted, colorful mind of Poison Delux.