As a big fan of the best all-round art magazine Juxtapoz, I am subscribed (obviously) and was happy to receive the August 2008 issue. This one features non other then
Bob Haro himself and his infamous BMX cartoon illustrations. It's not a bad deal either that he's interviewed by famous
Mr. Cartoon, an insane well respected artist himself. If you are familiar with Bob Haro's art, then you know each drawing should put up a light grin or even a nice smile on your face.
I'm stoked to see the originator of Freestyle BMX getting a lot of credit in 2008, especially since art always seems to be a big part of Bob's life, it should only motivate us to stay creative and never give up...
Go to your (better) local news stand and pick up a copy, because this issue is a keeper.
- Michael de Wit www.juxtapoz.com
As a big fan of the best all-round art magazine Juxtapoz, I am subscribed (obviously) and was happy to receive the August 2008 issue. This one features non other then Bob Haro himself and his infamous BMX cartoon illustrations. It's not a bad deal either that he's interviewed by famous Mr. Cartoon, an insane well respected artist himself. If you are familiar with Bob Haro's art, then you know each drawing should put up a light grin or even a nice smile on your face. 
I'm stoked to see the originator of Freestyle BMX getting a lot of credit in 2008, especially since art always seems to be a big part of Bob's life, it should only motivate us to stay creative and never give up... 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.