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Psyko Clothing's Josh Diaz just sent over the new lookbook for their Spring/Summer 2010 line along with his thoughts - check it out!
I've known artist JEREMY BEIGHTOL for probably about a decade now and can remember his artwork transitioning from early sketches to where he is today having not only launched KASPA, but having created many of the graphics for companies like Ground Control, 4x4 and, most recently, Psyko Clothing. In addition to his skating, more recently Jeremy has been back in the studio focusing on his artwork. His recent Pittsburgh show (along with Jesse Best) titled "SATAN IS REAL" was Jeremy's first big show and it was received very well! Jeremy was kind enough to give us this exclusive interview and pics from the opening night. Enjoy! -B
Intuition team rider Chris Farmer proudly presents his exclusive signature shirt and accompanying promo edit. The Chris Farmer Signature Intuition shirt features original artwork by Jeremy Beightol. This is a limited edition product of only 125 pieces.
Brandon Campbell infamously once said, "Comebacks are for athletes. I am not an athlete, I am a bulldog." Intuition Skate Shop is proud to present 'The Bulldog' shirt, exclusively premiering at BCSD X. Featuring original artwork by the legendary Jeremy 'Deathbed' Beightol, inspired by the iconic rollerblading and personality of Brandon Campbell, printed on American Apparel shirts, and limited to just 100 pieces, this shirt is a must have for any B CAM fan.
Skating artist Jeremy Beightol (4x4, Kaspa, etc.) gallery exhibit with artist Jesse Best. Opening reception for "Satan Is Real" : Friday December 4th, 2009 7pm-10pm Exhibit hangs through Friday January 15th 2010 Addre...
Ben Murphy started his brand new website off with a Jeremy Beightol interview...
Famed Rat-Tail/4x4/Kaspa artist Jeremy Beightol designed the new Intuition Skate Shop 'Seven Years from Scratch' shirt.
