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Studio Visit with Jim Phillips

San Francisco website Fecal Face recently went down to Santa Cruz to visit artist Jim Phillips, who created some of the most iconic skate graphics of the 1980s. Phillips is still hard at work, and this photo essay from the studio visit is a sure-fire dose of nostalgia for anyone who ever slapped a Slime Balls, Independent Trucks, or Santa Cruz sticker on a deck back in the proverbial day.

This entry was posted on Sunday, April 15th, 2007 at 1:27 AM and filed under art, misc.
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Richard Wanderman wrote:

In my day it was Ed Roth and R. Crumb. Glad to know about Jim Phillips.

Posted on 15-Apr-07 at 4:50 am | Permalink

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Studio Visit with Jim Phillips

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