Skate Art Prints
— indepentent graphics
& Wall Art by Nosebonk


Independent skate art project documenting skateboarding through graphic language.

Explore a curated selection of skate art prints and posters designed by skate graphic artist Erik Ziegler. From abstract skate graphics to iconic trick moments, each piece is printed in-house on museum-quality paper using archival inks. Made in Madrid, shipped worldwide.

Skate art print inspired by Otl Aicher and Bauhaus graphics – abstract skater in motion by Nosebonk
Otl Aicher Skates Bauhaus – a minimal tribute to iconic design and skate culture by Nosebonk
Skate poster tribute to Sean Sheffey – a skater jumping over a toy car with a child inside, recreated by Nosebonk
Sean Sheffey Tribute – Nosebonk’s self-portrait take on a skate classic
Skate print showing a skater pushing through a dystopian cityscape – breaking free from control, by Nosebonk
Night Push Escape – a striking skate graphic about control and liberation by Nosebonk
Skate art print – skeletons skating a pool shaped like “Yeah”, welcoming you to a vibrant and eternal skatehalla.
Welcome to Skatehalla – eternal pool sessions with the crew.
Skate art print of a colorful island paradise with ramps, houses, mountains and a sea creature – by Nosebonk
Skate Paradise at Sunset Island – a dreamy escape full of ramps, color and calm by Nosebonk
Skate art print of John Rattray doing a frontside bluntslide at Southbank, London – illustrated by Nosebonk
John Rattray – Frontside Bluntslide at Southbank, London. A clean tribute to UK skateboarding history by Nosebonk.
Skate art print in black and grey showing a beanie-wearing skater in motion across abstract flowing lines – a play on positive and negative space by Nosebonk
Go Skate Flow – A quiet tribute to the elegance and rhythm of skating, in black, grey and motion
Linocut print of a sad skater walking in the rain, head down, wearing a cap – expression of skateboarding as emotional escape by Nosebonk
No Skate. No Escape. That’s how it feels when skating’s out of reach.
Skate tribute poster – stylized frontside smith on football goalpost, tribute to vertical skateboarding and Tom Schaar.
VERTICAL – tribute to Tom Schaar’s bold vert style.
Skate art print by Nosebonk – urban block-style illustration with the phrase “GO SK8” and a skater pushing through a colorful city landscape. Poster designed for Skateboarding Day.
“GO SKATE” – Colorful geometric cityscape celebrating the city and the simple act of pushing. Designed for Go Skateboarding Day.
Skate art print showing a businessman with a skateboard head walking through a corporate city filled with control messages – by Nosebonk
Skateholder City – A daytime portrait of the skater trapped in the corporate maze, by Nosebonk

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Why Choose Our Art Prints?

Our prints aren’t mass-produced. They capture moments, spots and symbols that matter to me – and hopefully to all skaters. Whether it’s transitions, textures, tricks, or just the raw feeling skateboarding gives us – that’s what I try to capture.

What to Expect

  • Fine art quality paper and ink
  • Designed by Erik Ziegler (Skater & Graphic Artist)
  • Shipped with care from Madrid, worldwide

More Works by Erik Ziegler

Vintage-inspired skateboarding poster showing a butter block shaped like a skate halfpipe on a breakfast table

Skate Breakfast

A skate art poster about skateboarding obsession, perception and everyday objects.
Conceptual digital culture poster showing AI ping pong paddles bouncing human-faced balls in an endless loop

Prompt Pong

Humans, prompts and machines trapped in the same endless rally.
War art illustration showing smoke from industrial chimneys forming a powerful human figure — visual commentary on war, industry and hidden power

Behind the Smoke

War art poster exploring hidden power rising behind smoke, industry and conflict.

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