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We currently have two artist skateboards on display in the living room. One is a limited-edition glow-in-the-dark board designed by Dalek (one of about 150, I think), and the other is an autographed Neckface board (acquired during his 2007 visit to Brisbane).
Lately, I've been thinking that we could do with a couple more of them on the same wall – probably four in total. After all, skateboards can be two things for us: affordable art, and icons/relics of John's past. I’m sure John would particularly like some decks by Barry McGee, Mark Gonzales or Ed Templeton.
Here are a few that I wouldn't mind hanging on my walls:
Artist: Jeff Tremaine
Image: Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art
Artist: Barry McGee
Image: Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art
Artist: Mark Gonzales
Image: Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art
Artist: Mark Rivard
Image: Sharpie Blog
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