“Fingerboarding right now feels like where skateboarding was in the early 2000s.”
Skateboarding and fingerboarding have been a part of my life since I was a kiddo in the ’90s. From fingerboarding on stacked schoolbooks in class to skateboarding everywhere I could, it quickly became everything to me. In my younger years, I earned local shop and board sponsors, and every part of who I was revolved around skateboarding.
Throughout my life, I’ve been drawing, painting, designing and creating. Studying what it takes to make something work and also look good. The love I have for the skateboard and fingerboard culture and its tradition, is now being passed down through every graphic designed, every fingerboard shaped, and every obstacle built in our small backyard woodworking shop in Martinsburg, West Virginia.