The guys at Nike SB asked me to paint the floor of this temporary skatepark they built on a rooftop in Barcelona.

Ignoramps crew from Italy built these obstacles inspired by the most famous spots in Barcelona, then I improvised some drawings with a paint roller around them until I covered the whole surface.
Got sunburnt but it was mad fun, so amazing to see dudes like Luan Oliveira, Ishod Wair or Javier Sarmiento ripping it.

Photos by Marcel Veldman

This project I was part of recently in Dubai was mad fun: an empty waterpark and 3 of the best transition skateboarders: Alex Sorgente, Milton Martinez and Dubai local Jan Hoffmann. Red Bull was behind this project and selected a good team, including my good friend Edu Muñoz who directed the whole clip. I took care of the creative direction so we created a funny story and made this crazy thing happen!
Check it out

Photos by © lichtbildstelle

Bryan Gavigan just finished this nice video explaining what Tashkeel is and how it is contributing to the growth of the skateboarding and art scene in Dubai. Muy bien chulo!

Backside flip in Barcelona, a couple years back.
Photo by Roberto Alegría aka Ruper aka Rob Happiness

Those good things at Middle East #6

Once upon a time, some 5 panel caps were designed for The DC Embassy skatepark, today the reward is on my head finally woop woop

Javier Sarmiento trying to match his griptape face with the curb face via nosebluntslide. Jesus Fernandez approves.

Solitude is fine but you need someone to tell that solitude is fine

Just a quick custom deck for a friend painted at the spot. MACBA locals!

Combo piece with photographer Gaston Francisco for the Ojo X Ojo exhibition in Paris.

If you skate some of this sentences will sound familiar to you: “Put your pants up”, “Aren’t you big enough?”, “Can I have your ID please?” etc…
This kind of bullshit is what you have to leave behind when you push a skateboard. This one is dedicated to all of you sons of asphalt!