skate & punk & trashart

hello there! this blog is all about punkrock, skateboarding and stuff I like! most of it will be my own scans of stuff I own and maybe a little reblog… ENJOY! my photography: http://www.maximalanders.de/

[oldshowbiz]

[loveage-moondream]

Syd Barrett 🖤

[donpicton]

Good gravy! I’ve been drawing @santacruzskateboards Slime Balls logo since I was in 7th grade instead of listening to egghead teachers and it finally paid off! I got two designs mixed in with their classic designs and it’s friggin awesome! Grab a set and go realize your center of gravity isn’t the same and break your neck! #santacruzskateboards #slimeballs #friendprices

[tessparks]

[turmadosaobento]

[originalgiantcontent]

Tony Alva, 1978.

[thekingofnuthin]

Dear tumblr

[thekingofnuthin]

I’m sorry that I haven’t posted in a while, but I can’t login on tumblr on my computer:( strangely it’s working on my tablet! I will try to get back in the new year, enjoy your new years Eve:)!

[detroitlib]

Lee Brown Coye (July 24, 1907 – September 5, 1981) 

American artist probably best remembered for his black-and-white illustrations for pulp magazines and horror fiction, but he produced a variety of works in other media. (Wikipedia)

From our stacks: Dust jacket detail from The Dunwich Horror and Others. The Best Supernatural Stories of H. P. Lovecraft. Selected and with an Introduction by August Derleth. Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House, 1963. “The jacket drawing represents Wilbur Whately of The Dunwich Horror, as conceived by the distinguished artist, Lee Brown Coye, whose macabre conceptions decorated such anthologies as Sleep No More, Who Knocks?, and The Night Side.”

[michaelallanleonard]

The Devil Made Me Do It! by Mitch O'Connell

[cosmos-of-lovecraft]

[donpicton]

Now more than ever! #gethipdropout #beyourownawesome #supportlocalweirdies

[fieldofshit]

[zacamendolia]

#unclegreasysstickyfloortheater Recent #super8 accusations #sonofkong #frankensteinconquerstheworld #1millionbc #screamingskull

[junglerot]

[ironandresin]

Sliding into the week. 📷 @desillusion

[scanzen]

The Rape of the Vampire (La Societe Nouvelle des Acacias, 1968). // The Nude Vampire (Les Distributeurs Associés, 1970). // Requiem for a Vampire (Les Distribueurs Associes, 1971).

Three French posters for director Jean Rollin’s erotic vampire movies. Artist: Philippe Druiliet.

via Heritage Auctions #1, #2., #3.

[miss-katy]