Skateboard H-Street Tony Mag Hickman Kid & Cross 8,6''

The Tony Mag Kid’n’Cross deck was originally drawn by Francesco  Jekill Albertini in the later 80’s. It remains one of T-Mag’s favorite  graphic of his and we have heard many stories as to the origin and  meaning of the graphic, as Mag and Francesco apparently debated this at  length back in the 80’s.

At one point a few years ago, Christian’s dad Ivan Hosoi did a guest version re-interpretation of the classic graphic.

Last Year, it was time for Bob Hickman to take a stab at this and we  could not be any more stoked than to introduce his version of the  classic and legendary Kid’n’Cross graphic.

Bob Hickman is this cool cat in Ohio , who has a small skate company  there called Puppet Skates. Bob’s been involved with skateboarding since  he was 13.

For a few years, T-Mag and Bob has made several graphics together,  both as H-Street Guest Art decks and for Puppet Skates. Bob has a very  creative and interesting perspective on skateboarding, art and an  ability to capture a truth and essence of the moment and turn into  relevant and inspiring artwork.

After many discussion with T-Mag about the meaning of the graphic, we  think he’s made an fantastic version of this legendary graphic. Mag  calls it an “Aesthetic Experimental Design”. We don’t know what that  means but suspect it has something to do with the whole process of  creation. Like Bob’s re-imagination of Francesco’s original graphic and  the rounded off Mark Logo, also originally designed by Francesco.

The Hickman version of T-Mag’s Kid’n’Cross is available in our  Advanced Universal Park&Pool shape that is made right here in  California by Legend Skates and also in three standard Street shapes.

The Park&Pool shape is 32.5 X 8,5'', with a  15 Wheelbase. The Street shapes are standard 8, 8.25 and 8.5. The  dyed veneers are mixed