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Behind The Cover – Dylan Rieder

For issue #154’s Dylan Rieder cover art, The Mag‘s Art Director, Ako Jefferson, visited Mark Oblow’s studio. Oblow shares some fond memories of Dylan as he puts the personal touches on the photo (shot by Atiba).

The Skateboard Mag has made its “Dylan Issue” (#154) available as a free digital issue, including many pages of timeless archival photos and recollections.

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