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Skateboard deck graphics and brand identity trends (1985–2005)

Skateboard deck graphics and brand identity trends (1985–2005)

  2. ‘The Search for Animal Chin’ spreads skate imagery

    Labels: Powell Peralta, The Search

  3. World Industries launches skater-owned brand model

    Labels: World Industries, Steve Rocco

  4. Blind brings street-led graphics into the spotlight

    Labels: Blind, World Industries

  6. Plan B popularizes the “super-team” deck era

    Labels: Plan B, Mike Ternasky

  7. Element introduces eco-coded, symbol-based branding

    Labels: Element Skateboards

  8. Girl Skateboards launches an icon-driven identity

    Labels: Girl Skateboards, Rick Howard

  9. Toy Machine centers decks on artist-led characters

    Labels: Toy Machine, Ed Templeton

  10. Chocolate expands Girl’s design-language into new decks

    Labels: Chocolate Skateboards, Girl Chocolate

  11. Supreme opens, linking deck graphics to streetwear retail

    Labels: Supreme, Lafayette Street

  12. Flameboy and Wet Willy shift decks toward mascots

    Labels: World Industries, Marc McKee

  13. Baker helps define early-2000s raw street identity

    Labels: Baker Skateboards, Andrew Reynolds

  14. Deck graphics become a mature, multi-channel brand system

    Labels: deck-graphics, brand-systems