This main Chris Gentry and CG logo was designed by the legendary
Dyse One. Check out dyseone.com for more info and see for yourself
his amazing artwork. His style is unique and original with the true
OG credibility. Dyse One 4 Life.
The Gentry skateboard deck was designed by my homie Skit back in
1999. He put together a lot of the graphics for Kingdom
Skateboards. Skit's got amazing talent with a pad and pen.
Mr. Sticky and the CG cartoon were designed by Pete Pepe back in
2001. Mr. Sticky is the CG alter ego who can build anything in the
Chop Shop. Check out the song "Chop Shop" featuring RBX on the
"Sayz Who" album. Mr. Sticky lives on.
The CG cartoon with a microphone while skateboarding was designed
by an artist named James Higgins back in 1992. He could draw
anything and make it look real. This is the first draft of the CG
Pro Riderman action hero.
The Skatecraft, Skateboard Lowrider, Skateboard Limo and the
Skateboard Monster Truck were all models I built by hand from
scratch out of balsa wood, Macro bond, Super Glue and countless
hours of sanding and painting. Each model took 3 months to build.
They were used in Kingdom Skateboard advertisements from 1996 -
2000. All these models are planned to be built full scale real
soon. The first ever real skateboard car comes to life and does an
ollie on hydraulics. Hittin Switches in a skateboard car was a
Kingdom Ad of a K Grind down a handrail. Check'em out in the near
future on the all new "Ridaz Gotta Ride" TV Show.
The Kingdom Castle model was built in 1995 for an advertisement for
Transworld. Fantasy in Reality was the marketing at the time. It
took over 6 months to build this model and a lot of sanding and
patience. It was the landing gates for the Galactic Skatecraft.
The Kingdom Trade Show Booth was built in 3 weeks in my driveway in
Costa Mesa, CA. in 1996 solo style. It had 50 flashing lights and
it was 20' long by 2' thick by 8 feet tall made out of particle
board, 2x4's, woodscrews, paint and sticker paper.
All the models were displayed around the booth and you entered the
booth to place an order through the N. A lot of hard work but
somebody had to do it. Ridaz Gotta Build! CG
The skateboard B bowl was my first model project I built back in
2004 out of straight balsa wood and Macro bond. I always wanted a B
bowl so I built a mini version. Now I skate one just like it in
Houston at the Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark. Concrete.
The 1996 van was givin to me by a good friend of mine African Rob
out of Las Vegas. I met him in Hawaii in 1999 at the Snoop and Dre
Reunion in Honolulu at Eminem's hotel in the lobby. Rob ended up
being a great friend throughout the last 11 years and still Pro
Ridin to this day. We laced the van with blue interior and a bangin
ass system with DVD and plenty of room. This was the Pro Rider
Office where PRO began in 2002. Thanks to Eminem and African Rob.
Pro Rider Certified 4 Life. Ridaz Gotta Ride.
The studio desk inside the office was a matching piece to the van.
I built it all in the Chop Shop from a metal scrap pit. Turnin
nothin into somethin is how we do it. Ride on ya'll, Mr. Sticky is
still buildin. Check out the new Projects on the "Ridaz Gotta Ride"
TV Show.
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