éS Skateboarding Proudly Presents the 15 Years of éS and Atiba Jefferson Photography iPad App
éS is the First Skateboard Brand to Release iPad App

The unique App features an overview of photos that legendary skateboard photographer Atiba Jefferson shot for éS over the past 15 years. The digital book brings you a vivid interactive consumer experience with features as videos and animated sequences that really bring the contents of the book to life.

If skateboarding or photography are your thing, this is a must have. So, what are you waiting for, the éS iPad App is NOW available for FREE in the iTunes App Store!
http://itunes.apple.com/app/es-skateboard/id413639100?mt=8

App features:

*   Introduction by Chris Nieratko
*   Videos linked to the photos
*   Photo captions written by Atiba himself
*   Extra article from The Skateboard Mag, shot by Atiba, that is not included in the printed book
*   Animated sequences
*   Possibility to enlarge and save images
*   Share functionality for Facebook and Twitter

Check out this video which shows the features and the functionality of the éS iPad App.
http://www.esskateboarding.com/ipad

Famous Stars & Straps‘ team member Javier Nunez, also known as Wilfredo Gomez from HBO’s “How To Make It In America”, discusses his devotion to skating, its influence on his life, and watch as he also pulls off a wall-ride kick-flip.

When I stepped out of the elevator onto the 8th floor of a building in the heart of Union Square, I was greeted by an eager Chad Muska, who was welcoming everyone into his artistic abode.  His gallery was housed within a penthouse loft, complete with a kitchen that included chips and the finest in guacamole dip. Chad was much more than just a professional skateboarder and musician this particular evening though. He was entertaining the crowd that had formed, managing the music selection, and continuously rushing back and forth between the gallery to the elevator entrance to grant entry to the art enthusiasts.  Artist, socialite, DJ, and doorman all-in-one, all done with a smooth Walt Clyde-esque demeanor. When asked why he was manning the entry button by the elevator he gave an emphatic response, “the dude that was supposed to be my door man for the night called me up not too long ago asking where the gallery was located when I just told him a few hours ago! What the hell?” Enough about the man, take a gander upon the artwork of Chad Muska.

*Photos taken with an iPhone 4