I am Escher, a 13 year old artist from Bremerton. I am passionate about life and find inspiration from everywhere. I love walking around Callow and seeing silly monsters in ordinary things. I love how energetic this piece is, there is a lot of movement because these guys are never still! It's like they are grouping up for a picture.

A continuation from last years board "She doesn't have a name". Wood burned skate deck by Hadley Cook-Dryden.

Do all the good you can
By all the means you can
In all the places you can
In all the ways you can
At all the times you can
To all the people you can
For as long as you can

Heavily inspired by vintage skate and tattoo art, this piece is my homage to classic wizard pondering the orb.

Jesse Dickson is a local artist based in Bremerton, Washington. Working primarily in tattoo and watercolor mediums, his art is heavily influenced by the natural world. The driving styles being traditional Japanese, illustrative and fantasy. He can be found at Orca Art & Tattoo House (OATH) in Bremerton.

In tarot, The Tower card represents immense change, liberation, an end, or an awakening. The ouroboros is symbol of continuous cycles, and how beginnings and endings are connected. Thorns have long been a symbol of internal and external struggle.
This deck is a protest piece and a reminder that broken systems of power always fail before better ones can rise. Liberation is disruptive, messy, and ultimately ours to sow.

Johanna (Buxton) Roberts is a Pacific Northwest-based artist working out of Bremerton since 2015. Jo started as a graphic designer and photographer, working in branding & publishing for 10 years before transitioning to printmaking and art.

Johanna spends her time raising a firecracker of a kid, as a community art advocate with Wayzgoose Kitsap, and tending to her garden.

This piece (work-in-process photo submitted) is based upon an original painting I created during Covid, which I notice people are most drawn to, of all my works. I think something about the little hummingbird following a ray of “light” - a rainbow - gives a feeling of freedom in pursuing one’s joy and happiness. Personally, to me, it also represents hope. Hope for what lays ahead. Hope for the future. A free and just future.

For many of us living in current times, there is an underlying uneasiness. I hope this piece brings a smile and respite from the negative.

Remember to follow the rainbow. 🌈

Thank you for taking the time to read about this piece.

Hello! My name is Heela. I returned to painting during Covid, after years of following a typical career path in business and aerospace after graduating with my Supply Chain degree. Art opened up a world of new relationships and community connections for me. It has given me an outlet for frustration and an opportunity to gain positive experiences from my surroundings. I primarily paint landscapes reflecting our surroundings in beautiful Washington state, but have been branching out to animals and people recently. I am also interested in industrial art and finding shadows, shapes and beauty in unconventional settings. My preferred mediums are acrylic, pencil, ink, and oil pastel.

"Alien robots have crash landed on Phobos, a moon of Mars, and have been marooned there since. They are in sporadic communication with Earth, and among other things have gained knowledge about skating and skate culture here. They have adopted it to their life on Phobos. This piece is part of a whole series I have done about the doings on Phobos" John Stege
John Stege lives in Port Orchard, Washington. He was raised in the tract homes and trailer parks of the American West, and has worked as a field hand, cook, house painter, mechanic, draftsman, professional engineer, and artist.

This piece mixes natural history, skate culture, and a little visual absurdity, imagining a prehistoric predator breaking the surface for one last shot at the food chain.

Its a duck in a hat.

Cory is a local artist and skater.

"ALtared State" is a collaborative piece that transforms a blank skate deck into a modern altar. Combining the imagery of Ajay's aphoristic Friend, Fiend, Foe and Lys's Cicada, "ALtared State" is a reminder of personal change, renewal, and transformation.

Ajay Hoyt is a visual artist that focuses on narrative and the nature of belief. Her work explores moral imagination, social myth, identity and grief by combining personal, sacred, and secular iconography.

Lys Perhay is an artist, designer, and historian. As a multidisciplinary artist, Lys draws inspiration from old objects made by other humans and plants and animals of the Pacific North West. Her work is playful, approachable, and rooted in history.

Skateboarding is art and art is life.

Larry White is a mixed‑media artist, muralist, and illustrator based on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. His work blends street‑art instinct with fine‑art depth, moving between surreal dream‑logic, expressive symbolism, and raw, ink‑driven experimentation. With nearly four decades rooted in skate culture, his visual language carries the grit, humor, and restless energy of the streets while drawing from the wild landscape he calls home.

Working across aerosol, acrylic, watercolor, ink, enamel, and unconventional materials, White builds layered worlds where bodies shift, symbols breathe, and meaning hides in the seams between memory and myth. His portfolio spans large‑scale murals, surreal paintings, character‑driven illustrations, and an extensive archive of works on paper that reveal the pulse of his studio practice.

White’s art is defined by instinct, narrative tension, and a deep connection to place — a blend of the Pacific Northwest’s rugged quiet and the kinetic spirit of skateboarding. His work appears in public spaces, private collections, and brand collaborations, with a growing presence in contemporary surrealism and mixed‑media illustration.

This design was originally painted on an abandoned parking lot wall as a backdrop for an outdoor music event on callow.

Mojo! A Kitsap based artist and muralist. Specializing in large scale anime, comic book, and graffiti inspired paintings.

I was inspired by a Minecraft corrupted seed that corrupted during my Minecraft craft game, it was a blood sun that did something like shown on the deck.

Nash White, 9yoa, from Port Angeles, WA. His experience of art began from the age of 3 and has done mixed media, but prefers pencil to paper. He has also held a gallery showing, alongside his father by age 6.

I created Lazy Dazy with upcycled material I've collected over the years. When I got the deck I knew immediately what I wanted to do.

I am Jes, aka MissChete. I am a lifelong rollerskater and I currently live in Port Angeles, WA. I am co-owner of VAIN SKATE CO, which was resurrected from a long hiatus. LET'S SHRED!

The glass for this piece was cut by the artist's mother, ground to shape by the artist's daughter, and assembled using foil and lead by the artist. Featuring poppies, it has a poppy bud, full bloom, and seed pods to represent the stages or generations of a blooming flower.

Spring is a Bremerton-based artist with a day job in health care. She is trying to raise good humans and has a cat who believes his sole purpose in life is to trip her while walking to make her morning coffee.

Memento Mori is a Latin phrase that says remember death. If one lives by these words one will make each moment of life more meaningful.

I have studied art and it's processes for a great part of my life, I am still learning.

Der Krampus is the shadow that lurks in the corners of the mind, ever watchful for the time you slip up and do something untoward against fellow living creatures. I used à mixture of materials making this piece on an old used skate deck of mine. Clay, faux fur, acrylic paints, some reed, and chains.

With a degree in Fine Arts, this person decided to go into a career as an IT support technician. To pay the bills of course, as well as to fund all the materials needed to make art of a variety of mediums that included painting, sculpting, photography, filmmaking and puppetmaking. Skateboarding for going on 40 years has been a huge boon towards endowing him with a large array of musical and artistic tastes, helping establish a curious nature towards the world. After living in central and western TX for a chunk of his life, the time had come to move to the PNW where roots were sowed in Bremerton in 2016. Since then he's made connections in the in the arts community, once a member of the collective visions art gallery and co-curator of the Valentinetti Puppet Museum; has had several exhibits around town, primarily clown related, as well as films in the west sound film festival, working as an artist and volunteer for Wayzgoose on 3-4 occassions, and marching with a giant Krampus puppet for Krampusnacht 2025. More shenanigans will follow most assuredly.

Wanted to capture a fall landscape with pumpkins.

26 years old. Born in CA on a native reservation. Loves nature and animals. Loves writing, painting, drawing, and singing.

Skate or die! As we get older it’s easy to be tempted to sit on the couch and do less rad stuff. But in reality, life is best lived doing rad stuff!!!. All the images included are to remind you that life is short and it’s worth having fun… And if you enjoy skateboarding, get out and skate!

Rogue Gorilla is a local Kitsap artist who uses minimal lines and color black as well as death themed images to inspire others to live their one life to the fullest