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Slam City interview Josh Stewart.

Ryan — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 00:00:44 +0000

Ahead of the release of Static IV, Slam City have sat down with the one and only Josh Stewart to talk about filming, the Static series, his current inspirations and more.

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Static IV coming soon – check the teaser…

Ryan — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 10:47:53 +0000

Josh Stewart is preparing to bring his infamous Static series to a close with the upcoming and hugely anticipated release of Static IV.

No release date has been set yet but expect to learn more about the production in the coming months, and start anticipating a heavy London presence in this one thanks in part to the hard work of Morph and his NTSC VX1000.

Josh Stewart appreciators the world over and fans of proper ‘in the streets’ street skating – get excited…

Pontus, Hjalte and Jerome “Bum Rush The Spot” in New York.

Ryan — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 10:49:45 +0000

During their recent visit to New York, Polar Skate Co riders Jerome Campbell, Hjalte Halberg, Michal Juras and Ponuts Alv took over a carpark under the BQE Bridge and built a DIY plaza for a special Bum Rush The Spot jam.

Check Josh Stewart’s edit from the session now, with Joel Meinholz, Jimmy MacDonald, Fred Gall and dozens of New York locals, alongside the visiting Polar crew.

Kenny Anderson “LA To Vegas: Behind The Scenes” – part 2

Ryan — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 08:33:11 +0000

Kenny Anderson, Josh Stewart, Gareth Jackson and Mark Karinja talk about their inspirations for the recent Converse “LA To Vegas” ad in the second part of their behind the scenes look at the project. Part 3 coming soon…

Sunday Service: London Montage – “Static 2″ (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 09:00:12 +0000

Get ready for an injection of Sunday morning London goodness from way back in 2004!

Click play below for the London montage from Josh Stewart’s independent masterpiece “Static 2″, featuring raw street antics from the likes of Benny Fairfax, Olly Todd, Paul Shier, Daniel “Snowy” Kinloch, Joey Pressey, Charlie Young and others.

Once you’ve finished giving that a good rinsing, head on over to www.theoriesofatlantis.com for more of Josh’s work.

See you next Sunday!

London Montage – “Static 2″ (2004) >>

Sunday Service: Paul Shier – “Static 2″ (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 08 May 2011 09:00:19 +0000

Join us this Sunday as we once again tip our hats to the timeless skateboarding of Mr Paul Shier.

Shier has graced our weekly Sunday Service many times in the past, but this time around we would specifically like to draw your attention to his section from Josh Stewart’s excellent 2004 independent production “Static 2″, which also features a healthy dose of footage from fellow Blueprint professional Colin Kennedy, as well as an appearance from a young Nick Jensen.

Filmed at locations across the UK, America and Spain, this four minute full part has somehow yet to make its way online, so we recommend you take the next few minutes, click play below, sit back and enjoy!

For more from Josh Stewart, hit up his top notch Theories Of Atlantis website.

Brian Delatorre – “MIA” Remix section

Ryan — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 08:51:45 +0000

Seen the MIA Skateshop video “Welcome to MIA” yet? If not you’re missing out, but Josh Stewart has remixed Brian Delatorre’s end section for the interweb faithful, so get watching below for a sample of what awaits you on the full video, then get out there and buy the DVD from your local SOS for thirty minutes of raw Miami street skating…

Paul Shier “Colour Us In” – MFWTCB commentary from Theories.

Ryan — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 01:52:39 +0000

Paul Shier sits down with Jack Sabback and Marty Murawski over on the Theories of Atlantis site to dissect his part in Blueprint’s “Make Friends With The Colour Blue”, dishing out a variety of anecdotes along the way!

Click Josh Stewarts TV underneath to begin.

Dan Magee interview from Theories Of Atlantis

Ryan — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 02:45:19 +0000

Blueprint creative mastermind Dan Magee has a new interview up on Josh Stewart’s “Theories Of Atlantis” site, delivering the truth about the visual history of Blueprint, Make Friends With The Colour Blue, America, future plans and more.

This is a super interesting read so be sure to sack of whatever you were intending to do for the next fifteen minutes, click below and read away…

Oh yeah, there’s also a rare nugget of modern day Magee footage tagged on at the bottom of the interview. Recognise! Anyone out there spot mini-Magee in yesterdays “Bubblegum Weekend” post?