The recently relaunched Alien Workshop have added a second member to their new team and its none other than Toronto’s own Paul Liliani. It seems that in spite of my best efforts to ignore this new incarnation until it is fully formed before forming an opinion on it, they certainly seem to know how to … Continue reading
It seems that the time of death has finally been called on the Alien Workshop. One of the most predominant brands of the last 20 years, a company who nurtured and supported some of the greatest talents of the generation, and one whose art direction and audiovisual output at one time was some of the most … Continue reading
In recent times there have been some rather monumental shifts within the skateboard industry. Some have been merely cosmetic, such as “big name pros” moving from one company to another for more money and less coverage, while other “big name pros” started their own companies for ostensibly (although perhaps with a wing and a prayer thrown in) … Continue reading
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