Art of Rolling presents the first aggressive-skate dice app for the android. Leave the odds to the random dice generator or stop them whenever you please by simply press on the dice as its rolling.
This game offers anyone with beginner skills to advance skills a new and challenging way of grinding. This game can be played by yourself or with your friends.
Dice Description
#1 Trick Dice Determines which Soul or Groove grind to do.
#2 Two color Skate Logo determines which grind you will do on the trick dice.
#3 Difficulty dice determines which variation or method you will enter your grind.
General Idea
Beginners: Practice and learn the basic tricks and learn a large variety of grinds to add to your trick list. USE 2 DICE
Intermediate: – Perform tricks you would not normally attempt and build your skill to try new tricks on skate spots. USE 2-3 DICE
Advanced: Create endless possibilities for different trick variations and combinations. USE 3 DICE
Mission
If you want to go out and skate by yourself, Art of Rolling Dice will entertain and step up the progression of a normal session.
Grab some friends and put down money to bet on each trick and see who skates away with the cash pot.
Play a game of B.L.A.D.E and see who can do all the tricks rolled on the Dice.
Increase your skill on grinds you don’t normally try and learn some new variations to some familiar tricks.
Content: Interviews with Jose Henriquez & Jon Ortiz | Featuring skating from Dave Lang, Jesus Medina, Victor Callendar and more | Aerosol Art with Wak STF | Parkour with Ismael Oquendo | NYC exclusive content.
The newest Art of Rolling magazine provides 36 pages of New York City coverage along with 3D anaglyph glasses (aka traditional 3D glasses) to view all of the 3D content provided in the magazine!
Interviews include Carlos Montenegro, Jean-Yves Blondeau, and DJ Jen Mas along with a gadget review. You’ll also see photos of your favorite skaters including Ramelle Knight, Victor Callendar, Franco Cammayo, Ryan Many, Daniel Chino Gomez, Anthony Soto, and more.
Art of Rolling: 1st Official Print issue (44 Pages)
Content: Interviews with Jose Henriquez & Jon Ortiz | Featuring skating from Dave Lang, Jesus Medina, Victor Callendar and more | Aerosol Art with Wak STF | Parkour with Ismael Oquendo | NYC exclusive content.
Kickstarter Project : Art of Rolling Magazine ; A glimpse into a New York City underground sub-culture
Growing up in Brooklyn NYC I started stunt rollerblading as a kid at 9 yrs old. Living in a rough neighborhood it kept me out of trouble and gave me a sense of purpose. To this day at age 25 I now try my best to cover the young and old rollerblading talent that is seen on the streets of the NYC skate scene.
All over the world people want to know what goes on in the NYC skating culture; but to date NYC has 100s of talented skaters who have no mediums to present their talent to a global audience. New York City is known for many things and is the center of the world at times; however, there is an extremely interesting urban culture that thrives here which nobody has paid attention to for years.
With extreme sports hitting the map for the past couple of years, it has been a major source for entertainment, products and especially positive influences on the youth. The Art of Rolling Magazine’s purpose is to provide an outlet where these skaters can showcase their talent to others across the globe who share their same passion and interests in extreme sports.
We are the only magazine on the east coast of USA to take on the challenge of documenting such a rich and positive subculture. We strive to present the amazing life stories of these talented New Yorkers from their perspective about their sport to their life struggles and how rollerblading is integrated in their lifestyles. We also provide positive recreational exposure for the youth and educate them about a sport that is both healthy yet challenging. [...]
Art of Rolling Magazine is proud to announce the release of our new website ArtOfRolling.net! As you all may know, New York City has been emerging in the skating scene as a center for freestyle rolling and a powerful network for skaters worldwide. With the help of web master Marcus Oliveira, we have constructed a user friendly website that allows instantaneous access to New York City’s best freestyle rolling talent. With updates on AOR’s on goings in preparation for each issue, we allow our viewers exclusive access to photos and video of the action before it is released in our magazine.
We also give our viewers free access to all AOR’s past issues as well as featured articles that are exclusive only to Art of Rolling Magazine. On top of all this, we also allow access to our newest branch of Art of Rolling Finger Skates on our finger skate website where you can purchase your very own AOR Fingerskates. Essentially, our new Art of Rolling Magazine website will give you first dibs on New York’s growing influence in the industry and the skaters who make that happen!
Bonus: John Stephens huge 3 trick line in the Bronx
Getting out to the Bronx is no easy task but when ever John Stephens says he has a stunt in mind, We try our best to make it out there and get some coverage.
With Ramelle Knight and Ralphy Herrera with him i couldnt have asked for a better team. They gave John the support he needed in order to pull 3 crazy stunts into one line.
Anyone who has been to the Bronx knows about the steep stair cases out there. John showed no fear and rode down the stairs like he was on a ski slope. We mange to put a mini edit of the line, But keep tuned to issue 7 for full picture coverage of the day.
First and Foremost Rest In Peace to John’s Dad, “Hollywood”, who passed recently…
This was filmed in the Bronx during Angelo’s Art of Rolling Magazine Photoshoot. Check out John on page 35 as well as Ramelle Knight’s interview and cover shot in Issue 4.
*Issue 5 is out now featuring Kelly Matthews, Joe Dedentro, Rawlingson Rivera, Ray Mendez, Ron Hunter & Jose Disla.
Rolling has been around for longer than many people know. From its rough beginnings with make-shift skates to nowadays with specialty skates, aggressive rolling has surely come a long way in such a short time. Nonetheless, it is important to know who the founders of skating are and what they are up to in order to bring the future together.
When it boils down to it, skaters and our scene are merely products of what already was and what has already happened. Being that our sport is so new, we do not have a “textbook” informing people of the history of rolling. That, along with the progression of media and technology, has left a lot of the new school skaters in the dark. A lot of new comers, as well as some of the old ones, have not been exposed to the history of rolling. With knowledge of the past, skaters are then able to appreciate where the sport has traveled thus far, and are able to appreciate what rolling truly is. There is never a moment that should be forgotten or a person to go unknown.
Back when rolling was in it’s infancy, everyone who had skates on their feet played a key role in the progression of skates, tricks and it’s scene. Does this sound familiar? This is the exact same way the scene functions nowadays: on the productivity of skaters themselves. Every skater still continues to play a key roll in skating and in the progression of the scene today. It is important to know who came before us because if we neglect to inform ourselves of the past, then people outside of skating will not be able to appreciate who we are.
There are times where people tend to think that they’re better off than others and have done things that have never been done; but just like the tricks and trends of today, we are reflections of what was yesterday. Therefore, this issue of Art of Rolling Magazine is dedicated to the past and those who have paved the way for our skate culture.
-Angelo & Layla Ferrer.
Click on the mag to enter the fullscreen mode or check this url.
Thanks Angelo.
