Style and feel
- Medium
- Acrylic painting
- Style
- Bespoke and original
- Feel
- Personal and distinctive
- Best for
- One-off private and commercial commissions
Bespoke Skateboards
Specialist creator
A hot pink board that discusses the sizzling issue of class inequality.
About the creator
Currently exhibited in Roubaix at the European Custom Board Show, the idea for these three boards came into fruition while wandering a Parisian Cemetery (where many great ideas appear).Â
After visiting a few skate art exhibitions, I had the desire to mix traditional and contemporary painting styles on the stunning layered maple that makes a board. Â Keeping this maple in sight was very important when I was considering how the finished paintings would look. Â There’s nothing more satisfying than good sanded and varnish woodgrain, I used modern dyes to give some really striking colour to the wood ensuring it would be able wrench any eyes in the room in its direction.
Commission overview
Bespoke commissions are priced according to scale, materials, complexity, finish, timescale and delivery requirements.
From £550
Every commission is quoted individually.
Larger or more complex projects are welcome.
How commissioning works
- Share your brief, inspiration and practical requirements.
- Confirm the creator, final price and timescale.
- Review and approve the proposed design or concept.
- Your commission is created and delivered.
What you need to know
- Clear references and dimensions are helpful
- Materials and finishes can be tailored
- Revisions are agreed before production
- You approve the concept before work begins
- Timescales depend on complexity
- Delivery or installation can be arranged
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