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Do Skateboard Decks Make Good Wall Art? An Honest Answer

An honest answer, from someone who sells them: yes for narrow walls, long low spaces, glassless settings and anyone who wants an object — and no for large bare walls,... Read more...

How to Light Skateboard Wall Art: A Room-by-Room Guide to Glare-Free Display

A skateboard deck has no glass, so it lights without glare — you can put a spotlight straight on it. How to light decks properly: colour temperature, position, room by... Read more...

Two New Artists at deckarts: Braviera and Michael David Walrond

Braviera at work — one of two artists joining the deckarts catalogue this month. Braviera — VR sculpture from Panama City Hands instead of a mouse Most 3D work still... Read more...

Yehor Bread: “A Constraint Becomes the Leading Advantage”

Yehor Bread on multidisciplinarity as a feature not a bug, Plato's hunter, why the narrow skateboard deck format helps rather than hinders, and why he would not persuade anyone who... Read more...

Contemporary and Pop Art Skateboard Wall Art: The Complete Guide

The original contemporary range at €140 — patterns, statements and reworked classics. What pop art actually argued, why skate graphics belong in that history, and an open account of how... Read more...

Skateboard Wall Art vs Canvas and Framed Prints: An Honest Comparison

A deck is 85 × 20 cm — 4.25:1. It is not a substitute for a canvas and should not be bought as one. An honest comparison, including the five... Read more...

Modern Art on Skateboard Decks: Matisse, Munch, Kandinsky and the Public Domain

Matisse entered the public domain on 1 January 2025 — which is why these skateboard decks exist now and not before. Munch, Kandinsky, Grant Wood and Gauguin, and why modern... Read more...

Sacred Art and Icons on Skateboard Decks: The Complete Guide

Byzantine icons, Raphael, Leonardo, El Greco and Bouguereau on Canadian maple — what an icon actually is, why the gold is not a background, and the honest answer to whether... Read more...

Bosch, Goya and the Dark Triptych: Allegorical Skateboard Wall Art

Bosch painted real triptychs — so three skateboard decks reproduce the original structure. Plus Goya's Saturn from his own walls, and Caravaggio's Medusa, painted on a ceremonial shield. Read more...

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Review from Etsy

This was a custom order (the deck on the far right in the photo) and I absolutely love it. Response time was incredible, customer service was amazing, I can’t say enough good things about ArtSkateboard. I hope to one day have a wall full of these decks! :)

Review from Etsy

I’m obsessed! I now have 3 decks from ArtSkateboard and I couldn’t be happier. They’re all absolutely gorgeous and I can’t wait to collect more! :)

Review from Etsy

Such a statement piece, and unique piece of decor. Feels a little pricy, but definitely a very cool find.

Review from Etsy

They were good for our playroom

Review from Etsy

I love it, looks just like the pictures