California Vibes
Tony Hawk’s visual story begins with the places that shaped the culture around him: San Diego concrete, North County’s coastal roads, and the raw graphic language of early skateboarding. These pieces look back at that foundation through archival imagery, framed editions, and collectible design—connecting movement, location, and the visual identity that helped define an era.
In the Beginning
Framed Print
Tony Hawk — Del Mar
A monochrome skate print centered on an airborne Tony Hawk moment above the Del Mar bowl. The distressed black-and-white image gives the piece an archival, lived-in quality, while the oversized red HAWK mark introduces a bold graphic counterpoint. Finished in a red-and-silver frame, the presentation bridges classic skate photography, California skate history, and collectible art direction.
Born & Raised
Framed PrintTony Hawk — Carlsbad, California
An archival-style print that connects Tony Hawk’s visual identity to the skate culture and ramp history associated with Carlsbad. Bold poster typography, a blue-and-gold palette, aerial action, and a large half-pipe image give the piece a sense of place while preserving the energy of classic skate graphics.
Coming Soon!
Stacey Peralta
Artwork for Stacey Peralta is currently in development. This forthcoming collection will explore the graphic language, skate history, film influence, and visual culture surrounding one of skate boarding’s most enduring creative voices. New original concepts, collectible art studies, and archival-inspired pieces will be added here soon.
Interactive Concept · 3D / AR
Skate · Art · Culture
The. top of this page is an original three-dimensional emblem of Tony Hawk’s classic icon. The sculpted chrome skull combines custom engraved linework with a more refined, collectible presentation. Rotate the model in-browser or open it in AR to view the object in your space.
Graphic Print
Tony Hawk — Monochrome Edition
A high-contrast framed print that layers skate photography, oversized letterforms, and a signature-style graphic mark into one visual statement. The limited palette keeps the composition focused on movement, shape, and contrast while giving the piece a gallery-oriented finish.
Featured Artwork
The Show
A dual-signature commemorative print built around the scale, speed, and visual theater of vert skating. Clean white space puts the signatures at the center of the composition, while airborne figures, ramp imagery, and restrained red accents create a piece that feels equally at home as collectible art and graphic design.
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