The Neil Blender illustration (guy lounging and holding a coffee cup...to the right of the Lucero logo) on the blonde kneeling on a skateboard is pretty classic. It's funny how great art can instantly evoke a memory or emotional response.
And these tats show the straight-up power and elegance of simple black on white. Cool.
All the old school skate logos (on the skate tat girls) reminded me of Tommy Guerrero's part in Future Primitive circa '85. I was mezmorized by his performance on the streets of SF. He had the flowiest and coolest style ever. The way he got low, bent his knees and managed a burt off random concrete berms.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-PQjKVuGUM
His personal website today with typical SF high graphic standard:
The Neil Blender illustration (guy lounging and holding a coffee cup...to the right of the Lucero logo) on the blonde kneeling on a skateboard is pretty classic. It's funny how great art can instantly evoke a memory or emotional response.
ReplyDeleteAnd these tats show the straight-up power and elegance of simple black on white. Cool.
-The Uncs.
All the old school skate logos (on the skate tat girls) reminded me of Tommy Guerrero's part in Future Primitive circa '85. I was mezmorized by his performance on the streets of SF. He had the flowiest and coolest style ever. The way he got low, bent his knees and managed a burt off random concrete berms.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-PQjKVuGUM
His personal website today with typical SF high graphic standard:
www.tommyguerrero.com
-The Uncs.
http://www.thrashermagazine.com/component/option,com_hwdvideoshare/task,viewvideo/video_id,982/
ReplyDeleteOk, I'll stop now.
-The Uncs.