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Top Picks

Plague Vendor

Rock The 'Burbs — California punk band Plague Vendor recount tales of dark mythology and creativity in the Los Angeles suburbs.

Written by: Alex King

Top Picks

Lucas Beaufort

UK Solo Show — French artist Lucas Beaufort's mischievous monsters are breaking cover for his first UK solo show.

Written by: Alex King

Things that inspire me

Oh! Dear!

Things That Inspire Me — South London illustrator, artist and designer Oh! Dear! shares his influences and inspirations.

Written by: Alex King

Art

Jay Howell

Suburban Youth Pop Quiz #1 — Artist and animator Jay Howell conjures the smell of manure in memories of his suburban youth.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Outdoors

Embracing the Element: 25 years of roots and culture riding

Huck x Element — Innovative brand Element announces a year-long celebration of a quarter century of doing the good stuff. We spoke with founder Johnny Schillereff.

Written by: Michael Fordham

Zine Scene

BE13

Zine Scene — Photographer and graphic designer Sam Roberts captures a cycling and skating adventure through Belgium.

Written by: Alex King

Skate

Pacific Palisades:Tape8

London x LA Skateboarding — Palm trees and skate spots in the city of angels as seen from under filmer Josh Church's bucket hat.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Zine Scene

Radulthood

Zine Scene — A rainbow-coloured tribute to the subculture institution that is the skatepark.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Skate

Johnny Schillereff and Element believe skateboarding can change kids' lives

Started From The Bottom#1 — First up in our new series Started From The Bottom – where we grill industry insiders on how they reached the top of their game – is Element Skateboards founder Johnny Schilleref.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Magazine

The Ed Templeton Issue Playlist

Beautiful Losers — Films, side projects and skate videos from the creative world of Ed and his friends.

Written by: HUCK HQ

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