Timothy Goodman: Plywood for Good

Jul 22, 2011

Filed In: Art

Timothy Goodman recently collaborated with Luke Bartels to customize a skateboard deck for Collective Good’s recent exhibition, Plywood for Good. A group of artists and designers were asked to create a skateboard deck that expresses their thoughts on the recent devastation in Japan, all in the name of charity, with all proceeds going to the relief efforts.

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7 Comments

Hannah says:

LOVE this! cause, concept, design, and execution A+++

July 22, 2011 / 5:18 pm

Weekend Reading | How I Waste Time says:

[...] coolest skateboard�whose proceeds will go towards relief efforts in Japan. �At first I wanted to eat it. How Asian [...]

July 23, 2011 / 3:52 pm

Ed says:

It's amazing what some people are able to create with a two color palette, and some plywood. Really cool.

July 24, 2011 / 1:15 pm

MonarchRH says:

What a great installation! Especially considering the recent heatwave, anything looking so cool is welcomed!

July 25, 2011 / 12:09 pm

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