I know our title of this month's issue is "The Ace Team", which is basically about sports, any kind of sport, well anything that still revolves around it, including the fashion side, the music side, etc. You can read it yourself. But what I'm saying is this particular individual doesn't have any team, yes he's an athlete, he's a skater. He figured it all out by himself on his own terms, without any coach and team by his side.
Discovered him earlier this year on Tumblr, I fell in love with Dylan Rieder. I'm not gonna lie, at first it was all because of his looks, well to be honest nobody can resist a face like his. Then Dylan made me fell much more in love cause of the way he skates, when I accidentally changed the channel and then ended up watching X Games, which coincidentally Dylan was skating.
Born May 26, 1988 in Westminster, California, he turned Pro for Alien Workshop with his breakout part in Transworld's 2006 video, A Time To Shine. Currently resides in Los Angeles, California, he rides for HUF, Thunder, Spitfire, MOB, Jack's Garage, Swiss, Roughneck, Hardware, and of course Alien Workshop.
"The thing about skateboarding, and if you asked mostly any skateboarder is that it's an art form in itself. You use the same techniques to express yourself skating as you would drawing or taking a photograph.... We all have a common ground, and everyone's a weirdo and introverted and I think that's one of the reasons why we become skaters or artists. It's something that has nothing to do with a coach, a team telling you how to be." he told i-D in an interview.
Discovered him earlier this year on Tumblr, I fell in love with Dylan Rieder. I'm not gonna lie, at first it was all because of his looks, well to be honest nobody can resist a face like his. Then Dylan made me fell much more in love cause of the way he skates, when I accidentally changed the channel and then ended up watching X Games, which coincidentally Dylan was skating.
Born May 26, 1988 in Westminster, California, he turned Pro for Alien Workshop with his breakout part in Transworld's 2006 video, A Time To Shine. Currently resides in Los Angeles, California, he rides for HUF, Thunder, Spitfire, MOB, Jack's Garage, Swiss, Roughneck, Hardware, and of course Alien Workshop.
"The thing about skateboarding, and if you asked mostly any skateboarder is that it's an art form in itself. You use the same techniques to express yourself skating as you would drawing or taking a photograph.... We all have a common ground, and everyone's a weirdo and introverted and I think that's one of the reasons why we become skaters or artists. It's something that has nothing to do with a coach, a team telling you how to be." he told i-D in an interview.
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