StrangeLove Skateboards
Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art / Remastered / Book
Regular price
$60.00
- All-New "REMASTERED" Hardcover Edition by Sean Cliver
- Published by The Skateboard Museum
- 260 Pages!
- Skateboard porn for days!
- Product Description: Welcome to the latest, greatest, and last—yes, that's right, LAST—edition of Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art, featuring a fresh cover (many, many thanks to Grant Brittain and Tony Hawk), as well as 16 additional pages, all-new profiles with Don Pendleton, Winston Tseng, Esao Andrews, and Rookie Skateboards, sporadic upgraded deck images, reshuffled material, a corrected typo or two, an embarrassing selection of mostly never-before-seen sketches from my employment at Powell Peralta, circa 1989–1991, and more—much more. So, if your original copy of the book is sufficiently, bruised, battered, and tattered, there's no time like the present to update your skate reference library. Want to know more-ish? Click HERE. Oh, if you're one of the many confused by this and the other book, The Disposable Skateboard Bible, rest assured this is NOT that book. They're two separate books. Companions, if that helps. Seriously, you can't have one without the other. They go hand in hand—well, if books had hands, that is. So, let's just say they both belong spine-by-spine on the bookshelf together.
