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Joy Machine 1996

Name: Joy Machine 1996
Author: professional skateboarder and artist Ed Templeton in 1993
ISBN: 9781728072852

by professional skateboarder and artist Ed Templeton in 1993

The third and biggest publication yet in a series dedicated to documenting the Toy Machine brand and artwork since its founding by professional skateboarder and artist Ed Templeton in 1993. The brand is renowned for its bold, quirky artwork and unique identity, as well as its commitment to skateboarding culture. This volume features every Toy Machine advertisement published in 1996, along with interviews with Donny Barley and Jamie Thomas, a comic by Dylan Drug Dogs, and a reprint of all ten of Ed Templeton's 1996 "Programming Injection" columns published in Transworld . Designed and published by Shining Life Softcover, 82 pages, b&w, 6 × 8.25 inches

Publisher

Curated

ISBN-13

9781728072852

ISBN-10

1728072859

Subjects

PublicationBrandingSkateboarding