RED LINE SKATEBOARDS "Gargola Cruiser"
By: Pablo Lizardi
By: Pablo Lizardi
Hace algunos meses la gente de RED LINE SKATES me solicito un diseño para el primer Cruiser de la marca, en el cual querian una Gargola patinando sobre una tapa de un ataud, muy al estilo Jim Phillips, asi que me remonte a los 80´s basandome en la tabla “Slasher” de Santa Cruz y en un intento de homenaje salio esta Gargola patinando con un estilo Ochentero y colores brillantes. Al final quedamos muy satisfechos con el resultado. Y pronto estara a la venta en Edicion Limitada de 50 cruceros. Asi que si la ven por ahi en su skateshop local, no duden en comprarla.
La foto de abajo muestra la forma Final del Cruiser y la Slasher de Jim Phillips.
A few months ago the guys at RED LINE SKATES asked me for, to design the one to become their first Red Line Cruiser, and they wanted a Gargoyle skating over a Coffin lid, with some Jim Phillips graphic style, so i went back to 80´s based on the “Slasher” model by Santa Cruz Skateboards, and in my trying to pay tribute, we came up with this Gargoyle with an eighties style and very bright colors. At the end we ended up very satisfied with the final result. This cruisers will hit the streets in a Limited Edition of 50. So if you see them around on your local skateshop don´t hesitate to get one.
The Picture at the bottom shows the final shape of the Cruiser and the Slasher by Jim Phillips.
La foto de abajo muestra la forma Final del Cruiser y la Slasher de Jim Phillips.
A few months ago the guys at RED LINE SKATES asked me for, to design the one to become their first Red Line Cruiser, and they wanted a Gargoyle skating over a Coffin lid, with some Jim Phillips graphic style, so i went back to 80´s based on the “Slasher” model by Santa Cruz Skateboards, and in my trying to pay tribute, we came up with this Gargoyle with an eighties style and very bright colors. At the end we ended up very satisfied with the final result. This cruisers will hit the streets in a Limited Edition of 50. So if you see them around on your local skateshop don´t hesitate to get one.
The Picture at the bottom shows the final shape of the Cruiser and the Slasher by Jim Phillips.
