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“The title of this video by Joe Pease comes from this essay - yhoo.it/IBn2mK - which contains paragraphs such as, “It is not uncommon for children to play with their shadows or to imagine that they are tangible. However, in order to grow up, children must leave behind this fantasy…no one ever fully grows up. Instead, growing up is a process that continues throughout life.” Of course, it might just be a bunch of shadows. Music by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis.”

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“To celebrate its tenth year of existence, Desillusion magazine has chosen to honor the people who have inspired them most this past decade.

After zooming in on snowboarder/musician Trevor Andrew in the first edition, the second of this series of six portraits takes a look at the life of Andrew Reynolds.

This is Andrew is a short video about one of the most influential skateboarders of all times, Andrew Reynolds. Pro for over 15 years now, the man has dedicated his entire life to the skateboarding world, and has done just about everything there is to be done. From the mischief that him and his crew Piss drunk used to get up to, to the DIY creation of Baker skateboard, he never once forgot to be and stay one of the best on a board, which earned him the title of » the boss » over the years.”

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“There must be a bowl over there?” Nope, lost already.

Cal on the coffee “ready to suck the days d*ck”. It’s going to be a long day in London.

Trainer overload!

Oh but free trainers you say? Woo hoo!

Cal gets some well needed new shoes!

Waniel Dhitney met us out there to say hi and keep the spirits up, cheers Dan! We miss you!

Checked out Stockwell/Brixton skate park with team manager Vaughn Baker. Craig ‘Questions’ Scott and Jake Snelling were there too killing it.

Not my favourite site to see.

Luckily he kept on it, with the help of a few beers. Grab to tail.

Tuckin it.

Woops.

Starting to struggle to keep him in the frame these days!

Ollie into the whippy one.

Classic Cal Crail!

Stuck for street photos, we got some kickflips in in St Pancras station toilet! Good day! Filthy Kr3w Forever!

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Or so we thought. Weeks went by. Then months. Nothing. Excuses turned into straight-to-voicemail, turned into frustration. We had lost almost an entire summer waiting for our tees, our first accounts had been promised deliveries that were weeks late, and our precious blanks were held hostage in some woodshed in the Valley.

“Then how do you explain this?,” Ben asked, as he reached down and handed our friend a completely blank t-shirt.  No print anywhere.

And that was that.  15 minutes later we were sitting in the car, doors flung open, staring at the roof with the sun glinting in our eyes. “Our company’s over before we even started,” we wailed in self-pity.  That was everything, all our cash that had gone into the blanks — right down the drain with the ink washed from the screens…”

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