Art
In 2010/11, Remolition went on a totally fictional cosmic trip through outer space: riding the moon, Olympus Mons on Mars, the rings of Saturn, then out of our Solar System and left at Andromeda, taking us where no mountainboard rider had boldly ridden a mountainboard before. Via The Photoshop System, there were interstellar planets for carving, acid drops outta space
Mr Simon Neck, a busy student and dedicated mountainboard rider, works under the name PixelDistort creating unique artwork and graphics. As well as commercial projects, PixelDistort does imagery for PU (Plymouth University) ATB that you’ll recognise from his distinctive style. Si has organised meet-ups & comps such as ‘Get Creative’ in May 2011 and is a keen all-round rider- competition,
PUATB’s Fiona Cuickshank shows us how she made a boring old deck look bright, shiny, new and generally awesome in this how-to guide & video tutorial… A while back I bought an MBS Leon Pro 16 from a friend; I loved the feel of the board but the graphic left something to be desired. Deciding that it was time to spruce the
Many people ask what ‘Remolition’ means. Some might say it’s a moniker to confuse mountainboarders that have had one donk on the lid too many; a typo, or something to do with reloading ammunition- locked n loaded, ready to roll, that kind of thing. Could be something to do with the fact there can be no creation without destruction, and
Feeling arty on a solo freeride can produce some great pix. Play about with your perspective, your digital camera’s settings and get some unusual images, focusing on a totally different element of your descent: how often are photos taken by riders whilst riding? Enjoy a downhill run through some beautiful autumnal beech woods from this unique point-of-view: feel the speed,
Originally published in All Terrain Boarding Magazine in 2005, here is Dan Wilson’s trilogy of mountainboard comic strips, each one inspired by days out freeriding… All original art copyright Decreate
Artist, rider, and all round remolitionary Dan Wilson brings us a second exhibition of rarely-seen priceless scribbles and doodles from his archives. Filling sketchbooks at a rate of at-least-a-page-a-day for the last decade, they often feature wheelie-boards, as well as a plethora of other random stuff that floats through his subconscious. This exhibition sequel is just a small taster of
Remolition’s resident art fiend Dan Wilson aka Wil aka Decreate delves into his sketchbooks / psyche to bring you an outstanding exhibition of rarely-seen priceless scribbles. Regulary produced over the last few years in a variety of mediums: pencil, biro, pen, watercolour, mud, leaves etc, these sketchbook entries are produced whilst out riding or when thinking about riding. They often
Decreate presents a second exhibition of inspiring imagery from early ’08. Often imitated, never bettered. Savour the flavour, y’all. Copyright Dan Wilson 2008