Jiri Bulin for Blue Flowers, new Ville Wester and more
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April is the cruelest month allegedly. Does that explain why it's still raining? Whatever - bask in the warmth of loads of new clips featuring our very own Black Sheep family member Jiri Bulin for Blue Flowers. 'What's Blue Flowers?' I hear you ask. Well, let me tell you. It's the new name of Mark Kendrick's ethical clothing outfit formerly known as Piilgrim. Same dude behind it. Same garms. Same team. Just a different name. Got it? Anyway back to Jiri Bulin for Blue Flowers: super dad gets the penultimate curtains of this excellent rebrand clip and, as you'd expect, it's filled to the brim with ridiculously special skateboarding. The handrail back tail and the road gap ollie in particular - boss as ever. Backing up Jiri Bulin for Blue Flowers are fellow Black Sheep family members Sam Mason, Seb Batty and Harry Lintell (who nearly gets Blondey'd by a car) plus Blue Flowers riders Jeremy Jones, Rianne Evans and Mani Haddon. Tons of Manchester footage, solid skate-owned-endeavour and Little Fluffy Clouds by The Orb. That should be enough incentive. Next up, a new clip from former Polar Skate Co pro Ville Wester filmed and edited by former Polar filmer Tor Strom. Catching a theme there? As such, you're basically getting the last bits of Ville footage in Polar gear before he switched to Palace skateboards and became their newest pro. Bits of America, bits of London, lots of crusty Scandinavian spots. If you're a fan of Ville's odd mix of mosher, Stock X Dunks and out of control tech gnar steez then you'll be sold. Go have a watch. Last but by no means least is probably one of the best contemporary skateboarders on the planet. For whatever reason Joey Guevara doesn't appear to get the severe props he deserves for the skating he consistently puts out. Maybe he's a bellend on the sly or something? Regardless, this is yet more evidence of the fact that Mr Guevara should be very much on your radars. Everything you'd want from an Alien Workshop clip too - urban decay, hints of extra terrestrial life, Super-8 footage of beetles scuttling and beautifully performed high end street skating. Go peep.
Next up, a new clip from former Polar Skate Co pro Ville Wester filmed and edited by former Polar filmer Tor Strom. Catching a theme there? As such, you're basically getting the last bits of Ville footage in Polar gear before he switched to Palace skateboards and became their newest pro. Bits of America, bits of London, lots of crusty Scandinavian spots. If you're a fan of Ville's odd mix of mosher, Stock X Dunks and out of control tech gnar steez then you'll be sold. Go have a watch. 
Last but by no means least is probably one of the best contemporary skateboarders on the planet. For whatever reason Joey Guevara doesn't appear to get the severe props he deserves for the skating he consistently puts out. Maybe he's a bellend on the sly or something? Regardless, this is yet more evidence of the fact that Mr Guevara should be very much on your radars. Everything you'd want from an Alien Workshop clip too - urban decay, hints of extra terrestrial life, Super-8 footage of beetles scuttling and beautifully performed high end street skating. Go peep. 
