SHEPARD FAIREY x Plan B 'Danny Way' (2005) Skateboard Deck

'Danny Way' by Shepard Fairey, 2005
Rare Limited Edition Skateboard deck collab. with Plan B Skateboards for pro skater Danny Way.
7.625 x 31.5 Inches
Screen print on 7-ply Canadian Maple hardwood skate deck.
Limited Edition (Sold Out).
New in shrink wrap with original promo card + stickers.
Also includes Sk8 of the Art COA.

*Note: Skate Deck wall hangers sold separately. 

ABOUT THE ART

Throughout the years, Shepard Fairey has designed many skateboards. Being a skater himself, he has always had a connection the activity. Shepard started skating in 1984 when professional skateboarders were really popular and has said he really looked up to them, not just for their skating abilities, but for their culture and music alike. Skateboarding is what introduced him to punk rock, which, in turn, is what sparked Shepard's thinking on a more political level.

In 1987, Shepard was riding a board with a Natas Kaupas graphic on it. It was on this board that he first learned to boardslide rails; because of this, the board really stuck with him, and in 2004 Shepard did a reinterpretation of this graphic.

Now that Shepard has made a name for himself in the art world and now designs board graphics of his own, he feels as though his involvement in skateboarding has come full-circle. In 2005, Shepard worked with Plan B to design a board and print of each of their team members.

From Supply and Demand, pg. 31: