The Nine Club #167 · Show notes.
Nasty Neckface
About this episode
Nasty Neckface discusses growing up in Northern California, how he got into graffiti, how he came up with the name Nasty Neckface, moving to New York, his first art show at age 18, Mark Gonzalez asking him to do a board graphic for him, turning down $70,000 when he was broke, going to jail for the first time, when and why he decided to show his identity, lighting Spanky on fire, getting the cover of Thrasher Magazine, collaborations with companies, getting his drivers license at 35 years old, investing in the bar Black, doing graphics for Baker Skateboards, filming for Baker 4, working on his Halloween event Necktober Fest and much more!
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The guest
Neck Face
Neck Face is an artist and skateboarder associated with Baker. He discusses graffiti, board graphics, art shows and Necktober Fest.
Chapters
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- Growing up in Northern California
- How he got into graffiti
- Moving to New York
- Mark Gonzalez asking him to do a board graphic for him
- Going to jail for the first time
- Lighting Spanky on fire
- Getting his drivers license at 35 years old
- Investing in the bar Black
- Doing graphics for Baker Skateboards
- Filming for Baker 4
- Working on his Halloween event Necktober Fest
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Bruce Lee
Mention at Andrew Reynolds
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