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How to make killer art for skateboards? Embrace the power of limited colors.

 

For a design like "The Devil and the Damned"—a classic example of the vibrant, colorful pop art that defines the Simeone Graphix style—you might be surprised to learn that limiting your color palette can actually maximize your optical impact!

 

The Pro Tip for Production: Many professional printing methods for decks, especially screen printing, rely on a specific number of colors (often 4 to 6). Instead of using countless subtle shades, concentrate on highly saturated, contrasting colors. This limited palette creates maximum impact, ensuring your art is bold and readable even from a distance. The intense reds, blues, and yellows on this deck are no accident! This is key when learning how to make art for skateboards that truly pop.

 

WANT TO LEARN THE ENTIRE WORKFLOW? I break down the full process, from concept to production considerations, in my detailed article:

Create Killer Skateboard Graphics

Another from the Summerville 4th of July Fireworks...

I love the little moon that shows up in a lot of these...

Old Fort State Historic Site was closed the morning after the snow...but I got some shots anyway...

isn't what it used to be. Denver, CO.

Awesome reflections...tossed a pebble in...

Guy Allison – Keyboards/Vocals

John Cowan - Bass/Vocals

Michael Hossack - Drums

Tom Johnston – Vocals/Guitar

John McFee – Guitar/Strings/Vocals

Tony Pia - Drums

Marc Russo – Saxophones

Pat Simmons – Vocals/Guitar

Ed Toth – Drums

Some awesome aerial shots from a great air show

Gorgeous colors in the sky...my quick trip to the docks at the marina was short-lived...on my way down the dock I saw a sign "Parking permit required. Violators will be ticketed and towed." So it was a hurry up and shoot...

As I left I saw a visitor's parking sign...I shall return!

Guy Allison – Keyboards/Vocals

John Cowan - Bass/Vocals

Michael Hossack - Drums

Tom Johnston – Vocals/Guitar

John McFee – Guitar/Strings/Vocals

Tony Pia - Drums

Marc Russo – Saxophones

Pat Simmons – Vocals/Guitar

Ed Toth – Drums

Ground Zero, June 22 or 23rd, 2002. One of the most moving days of my life.

estria invitational graffiti battle oakland 2008

Market St., San Francisco.

Breach Inlet as Irene passes a couple hundred miles out...

Done by Laura Crow at Flesh Skin Graphix in Imperial Beach, CA.

Images from the San Antonio Highland Games. This image is copyrighted to Ashlee Crawford of Graphix Girlz Designz & Photography (C) 2008

Coastal Carolina Fair, 2010

Randy and the TKO Graphix group are great people. I met them at one of my seminars, and they have always treated me with hospitality when I am in the Indy area.

 

Event photos from the Blog Indiana Conferenece at IUPUI downtown Indianapolis.(BIN2010)

 

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Guy Allison – Keyboards/Vocals

John Cowan - Bass/Vocals

Michael Hossack - Drums

Tom Johnston – Vocals/Guitar

John McFee – Guitar/Strings/Vocals

Tony Pia - Drums

Marc Russo – Saxophones

Pat Simmons – Vocals/Guitar

Ed Toth – Drums

on the streets of San Francisco

From an early afternoon at Mepkin Abbey, a Trappist monastery near Moncks Coner, SC, USA...

Intense sky at Fort Moultrie, SUllivan's Island, SC. Unretouched in any way other than resizing smaller.

Edna St. Vincent Millay

2/22/1892-10/18/1950

Guy Allison – Keyboards/Vocals

John Cowan - Bass/Vocals

Michael Hossack - Drums

Tom Johnston – Vocals/Guitar

John McFee – Guitar/Strings/Vocals

Tony Pia - Drums

Marc Russo – Saxophones

Pat Simmons – Vocals/Guitar

Ed Toth – Drums

Guy Allison – Keyboards/Vocals

John Cowan - Bass/Vocals

Michael Hossack - Drums

Tom Johnston – Vocals/Guitar

John McFee – Guitar/Strings/Vocals

Tony Pia - Drums

Marc Russo – Saxophones

Pat Simmons – Vocals/Guitar

Ed Toth – Drums

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