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Amos
Amos was set up in 2002 by James Jarvis, Sofia Prantera and Russell Waterman. James had previously designed toys for fashion brand Silas, beginning with the now legendary Martin figure, released back in 1998. Along with Bounty Hunter in Japan, Silas unwittingly became one of the pioneers of the soft vinyl designer toy revolution. With help from Bounty Hunter, who had already released two figures, Martin was unleashed on an unsuspecting world and the work of James Jarvis reached a whole new audience. |
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Dan Hillier
Dan Hillier is a very talented artist that ofttimes dwells upon steam punk and Cthulhu themes. He is a London-based artist and the man behind this tentacled fusion of Victorian engraving and Lovecraftian horror. His “Altered Engravings” bring to mind the surreal collages of Max Ernst. |
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Noodoll
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Answer Clothing
Answer Clothing is a UK brand with real history. Will Bankhead formed the clothing brand Park Walk in Tokyo and in 2002 established Answer with long time friend Emmet Keane . The first collection heavily featured the graphics of Vaughn Bode and his cartoon inventions Cheech Wisard, Dicky Doo and the Lizards, these can still be found in the Answer t-shirt collection today. In the years that followed Answer fromed a collaboration range with the urban legend that is A Bathing Ape. Today Answer still employs the skills of outside artists, Will himself having worked for Mo Wax and Unkle, Fergadelic of Silas and Tonite and other notables such as Chris Love, Robert Dukes and Jon Naar. |
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Ged Wells
Ged Wells is a London based artist and has exhibited his paintings, drawings and sculptures over many years in London and in Tokyo. His art is a play of both character and dimension, producing humorous works, which often hold multiple massages. Further layers of humour are added with playful titles and poems. |
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Gyppo Army
UK Skateboard Company founded by Kevin McKeon & Aaron Sweeney. This Skate brand is def one to follow. Currently supported by Nick Zorlac (Death Skateboards) With Sweeney snatching most prizes in the comps he enters visibility and support is growing for Pikey Mofo's... I for one love 'em!!
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Marcus Oakley
Marcus Oakley is a London based illustrator/artist originally from Acle a village in Norfolk. His work as an artist has many influence's including his childhood in Norfolk, the wonderful harmonic and melodic music of the Beach Boys, the pastoral delights of the countryside and the friendly animals that inhabit it. |
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The Old Curiosity Shop
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Molly & Berts
Molly & Bert are a husband and wife team with diverse roots and a shared love of London. Fed up of tourist tat and the Hollywood version of London, we developed Molly and Berts to reflect the real London, in all its chequered glory. |
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Jethro Haynes
Jethro Haynes is a sculptor/designer/genius living in London right now and making amazing sculptures |
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Pure Evil
In 1990 PURE EVIL left the Poll Tax Riots of London behind and went to live in California where he spent 10 years ingesting weapons grade psychedelics , thinking about stuff , making electronic music and printing t-shirts . Inspired by skateboard culture and the west coast character graffiti of Twist he returned to London and inexplicably picked up a spraycan and started painting weird fanged vampire bunnies everywhere. After having spent the past year working on new canvasses and prints inspired by 'the wreckage of utopian dreams and an apocalyptic vision of the end of time' , PE is now launching his vision of darkness on an unsuspecting world, trying to look at the BIG PICTURE........ |
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Pointer Footwear
Established in 2004, Pointer was created with the aim of making simple, well-designed casual shoes in response to a market then saturated with increasingly technical trainers and hyped-up limited edition sneakers. Pointer employs people it likes, from artists to interns; based in London, the company is backed by a creative stable of friends and co-conspirators, inspired and informed by everything from art and music to skateboarding and breakfast. |
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Suburban Bliss
Suburban Bliss is an independent clothing label based and started in London. It began in Suburban London in his parent’s house but was conceived in northern California. The company itself is inspired and influenced by nature, music,art, friendship, love, dreams and independence from the ever increasingly controlled world that we live in. The main aim of the label is to put new imagery onto clothing and other stuff. Largely featuring my work and others like Nicola Pecoraro, Fergadelic, French, Jethro Haynes, Nik Taylor and Simon Peplow the images and themes are ever evolving as the company is itself. |
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Martin Langford
His aims is to communicate his ideas to a wide range of people. He sees his work as being "semi-surreal". He uses mezzotint to effect, to create what has been described as black humour and social commentary." |
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Andy Howell
Andy Howell's roots in the alternative sports industry developed during the seven years he spent circumnavigating the globe as a professional skateboarder beginning in 1988. His travels have taken him to cities around the globe for skateboarding and art, including Tokyo, Osaka, Hong Kong, London, LA, San Francisco, New York, Berlin, Paris, Lisbon, Barcelona, Madrid, Florence, Amsterdam, and many more. |
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Martin Allen
Hailing from the Isle of Wight, Martin is a young up & coming Photographer. Inspired by Skateboarding, I'm sure we'll begin to see more and more from this young guy.. |
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House of Gasface
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Death Skateboards
Death Skateboards is a British skateboarding brand, which was started in 1998 by Nick Orrechio AKA Nick Zorlac, owner of Power Distribution. The name 'Death Skateboards' was a reference back to the early 1980s when mainstream media proclaimed that skateboarding was 'dead'. |
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