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Martin Ander

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186:"I guess subconsciously, there’s always a message whatever you draw. I try to make some kind of joke, some kind of meaning to it, I want to have lots of things happening. When I was a kid and went into the skateshop, I looked at everything and it looked so cool and I was like, “Oh this is so cool, I don’t really understand what it is but it’s gotta mean something really cool”. You made up your own story about what it’s about. I really like making people building their own stories around an image (...)." 142:
and his later works draw significant inspiration from this scene. For a period from 1991 on, he participated actively in the Stockholm graffiti scene, but realized soon after that " was never going to be a hard core train writer or bomber, so stuck to just being in the culture, sketching, painting
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When Martin Ander came back to Stockholm in the late 1990s after a period of moving between different cities he started to professionalize his graphic design work. As a designer of skateboard graphics, he has received major attention in the international skateboarding community when starting to
162:"(...) I never really had any interests or a plan on what to do but I always liked drawing so I just kept on drawing. When I got a little bit older, people started asking me if I could draw something and it’s just continued from that. I don’t have any education or anything like that." 146:
Drawing has always been a part of his life. As a teenager he started to combine his creative work with his involvement in the skateboarding community, for example by drawing for the local skateboard shop. Together with a friend, he also started a skateboarding
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Apart from designing skateboard graphics, Martin Ander got involved with other industries interested in his art and design in the 2000s. Since then, he has designed album covers (among others for
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in 2012. During a period of four to five years, he designed about 150 graphics for them. He has also worked with European brands like Bellows Skateboards, Sweet Skateboards, and Sour skateboards.
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The Stockholm-based community around skateboarding, music, and graffiti influenced his work and became the basis for his later success. He became involved with the Swedish graffiti magazine
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that was an active contributor to the debate around the Swedish capital's Zero Tolerance Policy against graffiti in the public space. He later became the art director of the magazine.
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As major sources of inspiration and artistic influences, he cites the global skateboarding community, artists
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became an influential trend in Northern Europe. As a teenager, he also experimented with
541:"Anlitas av Netflix och internationella skateboardföretag – nu ställer han ut i Laholm" 249: 195: 58: 562: 376: 172: 135: 131: 82: 241: 62: 115:, illustrator and artist known for his work in the skateboard and music industry. 517: 245: 168: 191: 124: 342:, solo retrospect exhibition. The Museum of Drawings, Laholm, Sweden (2019) 139: 86: 226: 210: 202: 199: 148: 130:
It was in the Swedish capital that he started to get involved with the
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When interviewed about the creative messages of his designs, he said:
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Martin Ander grew up in the 1970s and 80s in a suburb of
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walls, partying, and hanging out with other writers".
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Index

graphic design
illustration
Skateboarding
graffiti
mander.nu
graphic designer
Stockholm
skateboarding
skateboarding
graffiti
fanzine
skateboard decks
US-American
Flip Skateboards
Fever Ray
Best Art Vinyl
rapper
KRS-ONE
Håkan Hellström
Netflix
Stranger Things
RVCA
Pabst Blue Ribbon
hip hop
Rick Griffin
Hans Arnold
MAD magazine
Gnesta
Sörmlands museum

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