We want more, we want more! Not that you've asked for it but you're just going to get more because I have tons of new pictures of grafiti art from my recent trip to the Berenkuil. And if you think this is it, you're in for a spurprise because I've got more coming. 
If you liked yesterday's update about the graffiti art in Eindhoven, Netherlands, you should also check out batch two of the pieces. Some good, some not so hot but at least you can see the differences. Bring the spraycans! 
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When a museum visitor says, “A five-year-old could have painted that,” it isn’t usually meant as a compliment. With PAL, graffiti legend Loomit’s five-year-old son, it’s another story altogether. He’s already big in the design business and has designed the complete TEAM setup, including the board, bindings, and helmet, for HEAD. But their appearance is far from being complete, since thanks to the board and helmet’s special surfaces, you can put your master
SE Bikes is set to release the first ever 26" PK Ripper Looptail this week. But as you can clearly see, we have designed this highly anticipated bike in collaboration with The Hundreds streetwear clothing company. Check out the custom Jags motif on the entire frame, fork, & bars. For sure you've never seen a bike like this before. Since Day One, The Hundreds has been about California Culture / Los Angeles Lifestyle. California has been a breeding ground for some of the world's most prolific subcultures. From the punk scene of the '80s, to gangsta rap and skateboarding, California lifestyle is all about Doing It Yourself, questioning authority and the norm, and being different. At the core, The Hundreds is influenced by this attitude, and all the various subcultures that we grew up in during the 80s and 90s. The SE/Hundreds collaboration bike follows the same logic. 
We've been running a "Comic and Art" section on FATBMX since the beginning. Basically our web designer is a bad ass cartoonist/illustrator and we posted some of his stuff up here, including a Bartman comic. The other day we received a mail from Richard "Outlaw" Lee who sent in the illustration on the right that's up for sale on the BMXactiononline.com website. You see, everyone has tried to draw BMX riders on their bike but it's tough to make it look right. Now just imagine drawing a Motomag wheel and keep things in proportion. Outlaw's got it. See more of his work down here: 
Usually we only have a few days to get a new FATBMX advertisement finished. When deadlines near, the mags are starting to stress out and want a new ad...uh yesterday! Instead of sending an existing ad I always try to come up with a new one. When thinking of a theme it helps to keep things simple. Here are a few FATBMX ads that appeared in DIG, RIDE UK, BMX-a TOPE, Rebelyell, 2020, Freedom, Zwanzig Zoll and Cream. Since you probably don't 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.