Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art

Enjoyed this book a lot. Great photos and stories from the folks who were there - focusing on mid to late eighties boards and companies. Interesting read about the industry at that time, when, for folks far removed in the midwest or other areas of the US that weren't Southern California or Florida, these boards simply seemed to appear by magic. Now, we see what was happening behind the scenes at that time.

Quite simply, this is a book that MUST be seen. The artwork, photographs and story are just perfect. Greatin authoring by Sean Cliver who gives a terribly detailed, painful, humorous and honest look at the behind-the-scenes of the skateboard industry. As a kid growing up and skating in the 80's (I started skating in 1984 when I was 9, this book took me down memory lane and, I must say, enjoyed every step. This book is a no-lose buy and I strongly encourage you purchase.

This is hitting all me nostalgia buttons, the images are excellent and large enough to appreciate the graphics. Lots of fun little stories and insights throughout, really brings you back and even deeper into the culture than you were already!

Cliver has lived it and refined his tome in the latest edition. As a skaterat growing up in the suburbs of Denver, skate art was a portal to another world. Hearing the backstories behind some of the most popular, most influential, most gratuitous, etc. deck graphics was utterly captivating.

Loved this walk down memory lane from when I was a punk skater badass

LOVE IT

Greatest skateboard art collection ever. Love the stories told by the artists! Highly recommended

Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art ...Sean Cliver