http://www.vimeo.com/174296824

Look towards the end of July , as it truly goes down…

IT GOES DOWN IN JUST A COUPLE WEEKS…

Irv and the duders have a local video coming out tomorrow.

It’s been in the works for years , so all of them are stoked.

More info here…

Yuh has been a inspiration to me for 20 years.

Seeing him approach skateboarding , is really refreshing.

I can’t wait to see him a month, but for now,

I can wear this tee and skate with him .

Get one in the grocery store .

Irv mentioned to me awhile ago he was running this event.

I drove all night to get there from Pa, set up shop

and enjoyed the madness on the BLVD…

Surf City was helping with this and Aaron Frobase made rad trophies…

Never thought I would meet Bo Mitchell from HIC Warehouse Indoor Skatepark.

He helped with the event , and will eventually have our boards in his shop soon…

Garrett does these shirts and art because he does.

It’s that simple…

Bo’s car is killing it…

He even has it on 22’s…

After a great weekend of contests, We went surfing for a hour…

To top off my weekend jammed packed, Zach Westcott made sometime to put

a solid tattoo on me at HERO before I went back and he moves to  Boise , Idaho.

Thanks so much again duder…

I kept laughing at the Crossfit people stuck listening to our soundtrack

of Magic Camera and watching something they probably never would enjoy.

Keep going you wimps…

Shit goes by at a blink of a eye.

You can either complain about nothing to do, or just

fucking do everything you can in one weekend that would take people a week

or even longer.

I met some great folks on the trip, laughed a shit ton and watched

Magic Camera on the big screen.

I call that success.

Next big trip, JAPAN in a few weeks to visit Yuh

and do a premiere in Tokyo.

Irv getting frontal with Jaime Owens snapping the pic.

See the rest of the event here.

Magic Camera premiere in Myrtle Beach this Saturday.

Irving told me it’s going down at Surf City but I don’t have details.

Call Surf City in Myrtle Beach ,Sc.

Salt Games is Sunday for the contest.

Saltgames.com for details .

See you there.

Available now…

limited to 200 copies.

Hand screenprinted and assembled by Bubba Smith and myself.

…first edition…

and probably only edition.

buy here

May 21, 2016 is in the books.

Magic Camera debuted at the Alternative Gallery in Allentown, Pa.

Posters limited to 50. Dvd’s are limited to 200…

Hand screened and assembled by myself and Bubba…

Andy Po from Homebase Skateshop getting his foody on…

Crowd shot. More than we expected.

Ran out of seats again. That’s a good thing…

Irving is Pro. It was so hard for me not to tell him for months.

Irving yelled at his parents for driving 10 hours for the Premiere.

They kept it under wraps and made it a awesome surprise.

It starts…

Bubba has been through hell / back surgery and back, to have this go down.

I think everyone who complains about pain should shut up.

Tyler took over the editing job on this video.

It couldn’t have been done without him.

His part was rad to.

DJ Arm 18 laying down the jams for the evening.

Solid outing for sure.

Brett Barto killed the graphics with the easiest of colabs I ever pitched someone.

We have known each other since highschool , and that bond can’t be broken.

Ghostriders…

Better picture of Brett’s work…

The team minus Jake stuck at work and Yuh in Japan.

Next time, the whole gang will be here…

I can’t thank everyone enough. Thank you all who helped.

Jamie Heim shot all these photos and Thank you.

Thank You to all who support Lost Soul.

The shops, friends and family members.

Running a failing company is hard after 11 years.

If i thought of it in a business stance, I should have bagged it years ago.

But, You can’t stop passion and dedication.

I love skateboarding.

That’s all that anyone should say.

pic: Jamie Heim

Irving was introduced to me years ago by Aaron Frobase in Myrtle beach , Sc.

Aaron had a small shop called Big Fish and was very involved with the skate scene there.

And still to this day, even though the shop closed it’s doors, I decided to stay intouch

with Irv and watch him grow and get so much better at skating.

Irv has built a rad scene down there, hosts events, puts alot of work into

his skating and has done so for many years.

He has earned it in my book.

I am so proud to call him a friend.

I am even more proud to put his name on a board.