Ink addicts is a gallery in which we celebrate the art of tattooing. We are sharing images from across the internet that we have stumbled across or that have been submitted via email. We love the tattoo community and our intentions are to shine more light and acceptance on tattoos. Check out these amazing pieces.
In the age of instant gratification, it’s almost hard to remember a time when skate videos were a physical, tangible thing and not just a YouTube link or an Instagram clip. With Disc, Nike SB Australia team members Ben Lawrie, Rowan Davis, Sam Sutton and Noah Nayef have been putting in the work, getting the tricks and crushing discs (Australian slang for cheap pizza) like they’ve been doing it for years.
The Valentin Petit-directed video was shot in Harlem and finds Ferg spitting the track as he rides his signature Redline BMX-style bike alongside a clew of other riders who pull off some stunning tricks as they fly down the New York City streets. After a long day’s riding, the clip closes with scenes from a raucous house party.
Now a flight instructor, Maverick finds himself teaching his late partner’s son, Nick “Goose” Bradshaw, who intends to follow his father in his footsteps. Val Kilmer, who played Iceman, Goose’s father, will somehow also be involved with the film. Although Tom Cruise has become known for performing his most dangerous stunts, he was not able to fly the F/A 18 Hornets featured in the film due to government law. However, there are several authentic cockpit shots and stunning flight visuals that make up for it.
A 12-foot long great white shark is nearly sliced in half after fighting with another great white in gruesome scenes from a new documentary. It also has deep wounds and scratches along the bottom half of its body. The film investigates rising reports of sharks preying on their own kind, and includes shocking footage of two great whites battling in the ocean around Australia’s Gold Coast.
The Dock is about reimagining how a wave can be ridden. It’s about pushing ourselves and our surfers to do something that’s never been done before. The Dock’s been called the pinnacle of performance art, and the height of creativity in surfing. It’s also been called a tacky cheap gimmick. But to us, The Dock is about creating a moment that looks photoshopped but isn’t and having a good time while doing so. It’s about getting four of the world’s best surfers to step off a floating platform; one that’s dangerous and whips like a viper into howling offshore barrels. This is our second attempt at a paddle-less entry starring a two ton, 160 cube floating dock courtesy of Candock Modular Floating Systems anchored in Mainland Mexico.
A Facebook event dedicated to “storming Area 51” on Sept. 20th is gaining momentum. Despite the fact that it was apparently conceived as satire, 1.1 million Facebook users have marked that they’re attending the event and many thousands more have expressed interest on social media. The US Air Force has responded that they will meet any such “storming” with force.
The first official trailer for the anticipated project has arrived and it features racy clips of the aforementioned females getting lose in a strip club. J. Lo can be seen strutting around in a fur coat, while Lizzo slides down a pole, and Cardi B dances in piles of money wearing nothing but diamonds.
