martes, 24 de octubre de 2017

Interview - Ryan Salter/Weasel Face


1.Rad and chaotic greetings from Perú,Ryan! How are you bro? hows going the things there?
Yeh things are good, summers over now which sucks!



2.Tell us how you start your sick proyect called Weasel Face?
Well I've been drawing under my real name for some time, and my mate Trawler suggested I have a 'cool artist' name instead of my own, and he suggested Weasel Face cus' my Facebook photo at the time was me doing a bean plant and my face looked all weird and weasel like, so yeh that's where the name came from
Ryan Salter.



3.Which are your influences and motivations to do your sick artwork?
Just skating and day to day things influence me, like if I see something I'd think of  making a pun of it or if I see someone all haggard in the street I'd draw them. 80's slasher movies also, thrash/punk all that stuff has a big influence, and basically anything that pisses me off. 



4.You have another proyect paralell to Weasel Face?
No not right now, have been thinking of doing a side project though, more clothing based.



5.For what bands,skate magazines or skate brands you worked?
Not a lot really, I've done a couple graphics for Heroin Skateboards, just finished one for Assault Skates, about to start working on a board for Death Skateboards. I've done some stuff for Vans too. Done a lot of stuff for Confusion Mag, love working on stuff for Jonathan Hay! He's rad. 



6.Your opinion about:

DIY:
JIM PHILLIPS:
ANTIHERO SKATEBOARDS:

Yeh D.I.Y is always rad, well into all that, me and my friends had this quarter we made a few years ago, was the gnarliest thing to skate ever, was so narrow and had so much vert on it, was stupid really no one could skate it haha! It's good to see all these rad D.I.Y spots popping up though. I'm stoked I managed to skate at Channel St. while it was still open. 
Jim Phillips, obviously is a huge influence, love that guy. Got a whole lot of his boards on the wall.
Anti Hero Skateboards, yeh rad, one of the few proper skateboard companies with real skateboarders. From Fucktards til now it's all rad.



7.Explaim some more about the underground and diy skateboarding scene from your city.
There isn't really an underfground/ D.I.Y scene in my city, there's like 1 D.I.Y spot but it sucks, our spot got destroyed, of course, cus everyone's a cunt. Our local skatepark really sucks, it's real small and riddled with scootards, apparently in the next year we will be getting a couple bowls added onto it which is rad, but who knows. Music scene's getting better though... and we've just started a crossover band.



8.You know the underground and diy skateboarding scene from Southamerica?
Not a huge amount to be honest!



9.Destructive future plans?
Well getting this band thing on the go, playing some shows! Got a few projects lined up which I'm stoked on. 



10.Last words Ryan and thanks for your time in this interview.
Thanks mate!

Contact: https://www.facebook.com/weaselface/
         http://weaselfaceart.com/



Pavel Skates (Germany)








Interview - Matt Hillier/Beer Slash (UK)


1.Cheers and greetings from Peru Hell,Matt! how are you? hows going the things in Beer Slash?
Im good thanks. Yeah Beer Slash is all good, just did some new art with George Heaven, London based illustrator & skateboarder.

2.Tell us how you how did you start your sick project called Beer Slash?
My buddies at Old Boys Skate Club asked me to film bit of footage to contribute to a video they were making about skaters over 30. I filmed my friend Adrian knocking over some cans on the coping and other footage, when they got it they started calling us the Beer Slash crew. I thought that was a fun/cool name so made some stickers, then some T-shirts and it went form there.


3.what are your influences and motivations to project them in Beer Slash?
80's and 90's skateboarding, underground surfing and punk rock, thats about it.

4.Matt explaim some more about the skate and surf underground scene from your city.You do skate or surf actually?
I mainly skate at home, we have a good mini combi, I'm not really in the "scene" as such. I work and look after my 4 year old son. My scene is skating our bowl with the other locals and friends that come down - "Mates who Skate" crew. Surf wise I just try and surf uncrowded spots like every other surfer. I'd rather surf a more onshore wave than go in with a big crowd.
Yeah I skate and surf. I skated hard in the 90's but had some years off the board but fully back at it now. Back then I just skated street, never a park, never saw a bowl, but now I just skate bowl.
Ive Surfed since I was 12 years old and have competed, ridden for companies and traveled the world, never took a break.


5.Are you into punk rock scene? what are your favorite punk rock bands?
Yeah loved punk since 13 years old, and haven't stopped, used to play in bands and all that kind of stuff.
My favourite punk bands are Adolescents, Bad Brains, Wipers, Aggression, S/T, and stuff like that.

6.You have anothers proyects paralell to Beer Slash?
Nope!

7.What kind from merch have Beer Slash? 
T's, hats, stickers, sweaters, long sleeve T's and shorts.


8.How the sick freaks can find the merch from Beer Slash?
On Facebook, big cartel and instagram, come and check us out.

9.Chaotic future plans?
Trying to get decks made, go skating, go surfing thats about it, maybe try and get a surf trip.

10.Matt thanks for your time in this interview,last words bro!
Cheers to everyone thats behind Beer Slash and every one who's bought some stuff, showed and interest or supported us.
Buy Beer Slash stuff from Freestyle Skate Store or Punker Bunker or online.
Support your local riders/park/skate shop/bands!

Contacts: https://www.facebook.com/pg/BEERSLASH/
          http://beerslash.bigcartel.com/