“Like wo-ow, he must be headed for some kind of cosmic freak out!” OK, I’m quoting Skateboard Madness claymation scene from memory, so maybe that’s not exactly right. These two (1 – 2) iron-on skateboard t-shirt transfers from the 70’s are available where else, but eBay. I beleive it was in the R. Crumb documentary where he revealed that he hated how the hippies had appropriated the “Keep on Truckin” illustration. Not sure what h’d have to say about “Keep on Boarding,” except for maybe Street is neat! Now that the market is saturated in skateboard graphic books, I’d like to see a well done book covering only skateboard t-shirts. Wouldn’t you? Catch these two groovy transfers after the jump, and what the hell, why not watch the Skateboard Madness claymation sequence, as well as a “tribute” after the jump. Hey, look out!
Check out that pinky toe on his front foot. Not sure what’s going on there.
Skateboard Madness claymation sequence from 1980, thanks again to Scott Starr.
Skateboard Madness college animation project. Really, for college? Must have been a junior college. Mr Bill! Oh no!
4 comments
Bevilacqua
saturated ? help me please with mailbox obstruction ! I need some tips for a good choice …
jeff
he gets that stacy peralta hair thing going for a second or two.
kilwag
Yuck. No way, although I considered purchasing them.
houseofneil
the Keep on Boarding would make a good cold war graphic. or t-shirt. You should purchase it immediately. Like you haven’t already.