about

Hey, I'm Eric.

Welcome to my shop.

If you’re checking out this site, skateboarding is probably as big a part of your life as it is mine. For me, skateboarding has been a way of life with its own distinct vibe. I’ve been skating since the 80s, and those years on the board have deeply influenced my art, which draws from 90s skateboard graphics, classic cartoons, graffiti, and tattoo culture.

My journey started with a cheap skateboard when I was about five or six, but it wasn’t until 1988 that I really got serious. That’s when I learned to ollie on a "real" board - an experience that hooked me for life. By the 90s, I was all in, with my first brand-name board and a deep dive into the tricks and the culture that defined that epic era of skateboarding. Back then, skateboarding was all about DIY vibes, punk rock, and hip-hop. The fashion was iconic, with baggy thrift store pants, flannel shirts, and Airwalks. It was a time of invention, where new tricks were born almost every day, and skating anything in your path was the norm.

This shop is like my personal stash - a collection of my favorite drawings and ideas, inspired by the skate culture that’s been a huge part of my life. My art mirrors the feeling of freedom I get from skating - raw, unfiltered, and in constant motion.

I’ve been skating for decades, and it’s been wild to see how much the sport and culture have evolved. We’ve gone from being seen as delinquents to skateboarding going mainstream. But no matter how big skateboarding gets, it’s still about the simple joys of rolling down the street, feeling the board under your feet, and nailing that perfect trick. Whether you're a newbie just learning the ropes or an old-timer reminiscing about the good old days, there’s something here for everyone.

I live in sunny Florida with my wife and three kids. I’m a simple guy - give me my skate, art, and my family, and I’m good.

"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” - Dr. Seuss

So, whether you’re here to grab some art, some tees, or just soak up the vibes, thanks for stopping by. And if you like what you see but aren’t in the mood to shop, buying me a virtual coffee would be cool.