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Skate & art
from Madrid,
made on
weekends.
Skateboarding brand and art updates
NEW WORK,
NEW DROPS,
NEW POSTS.
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- Drops before they’re public.
- Stories before they hit the feed.
- Four to six emails a year. No noise.
Skate & Art Magazine
Skateboarding & visual culture.
Skate Journal · No. 02
Ray Barbee in Madrid
Thirty years later, Ray Barbee in Madrid. Same flow, different stage.
Skate Art Stories · No. 03
Otl Aicher skates Bauhaus
What if skateboarding had existed at the Munich Olympics? A journey through Otl Aicher, Bauhaus, Isotype, Yukio Ota and the visual roots of a skate graphic.
Questions
Before You Sign Up
What is Nosebonk?
Nosebonk is a skateboarding brand that grew out of a personal art project. Erik Ziegler started drawing skate graphics on weekends in 2021 — it became prints, tees, decks, and a magazine. Still run by him, still made on weekends. Featured in Skate & Art (Lannoo Books, 2024).
What does Nosebonk make?
Three things: art prints in limited editions, graphic tees made to order, and skate decks — commissions and small runs. Two visual languages run through the work: international-style posters and oldschool skate graphics. Same brand, two ways of seeing.
How often do you send emails?
Four to six emails a year. We email when there’s something real to say — a drop, a new post, a deck coming out. No weekly filler, no just checking in.
Is this a sales newsletter?
No funnels, no upsells, no countdown timers. You’ll hear about drops before they’re public and stories before they hit the feed. That’s it.
Who makes the work?
The work comes from people who actually ride. That’s not a preference, that’s the rule. Nosebonk is art by skaters, not illustrators inspired by skating.
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