Ron Chatman is a legendary skateboarder who came out of the San Francisco Bay Area skate scene of the late 80s and early 90s. He made a name for himself with his unique style, creative approach to street skating, and powerful tricks. Ron is known for his ability to make difficult tricks look effortless and he has an impressive bag of tricks, including gnarly street gap and rail tricks, technical flip tricks and smooth transition skating. Ron Chatman is a true inspiration to skateboarders all over the world and his impact on the skateboarding community is undeniable.

Art by Raymond Pettibon

Raymond Pettibon is a legendary artist in the skateboarding world, whose impact on the culture cannot be overstated. His iconic graphics and illustrations have adorned countless skateboard decks over the years, and his work has helped shape the visual language of skate culture as we know it today.

Pettibon began his career as a self-taught artist, and quickly gained a reputation for his provocative, edgy style. He first came to prominence in the punk rock scene of the 1970s and 80s, creating flyers, album art, and other visual materials for bands like Black Flag and Sonic Youth. His work became a visual representation of the rebellious, DIY ethos of the punk movement.

In the 1980s, Pettibon began collaborating with his brother Greg Ginn, who founded the influential skate punk band Black Flag. Pettibon created many of the band’s most iconic album covers and graphics, including the famous Black Flag bars logo.

Pettibon’s influence on skateboarding goes far beyond his work with Black Flag, however. His intricate, detailed illustrations have been used by many of the biggest names in skateboarding over the years, and his aesthetic has become synonymous with the sport. His work continues to inspire new generations of skateboarders, artists, and creatives, and his influence on the culture is sure to be felt for many years to come.