Takashi Murakami: TMKK Character Skateboard Deck Norman Bryson Named for a song by

Named for a song by Los Angeles soft-rock band Bread

and architecture in order to multiply sensory experience

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The Skateroom has collaborated with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts to create this set of three screenprinted skateboard decks featuring Warhol’s iconic Flowers series

Takashi Murakami: TMKK Character Skateboard Deck Norman Bryson Named for a song byThis screenprinted skateboard deck by Takashi Murakami features variations on the artists Kaikai and Kiki cartoon characters emerging from a multicolored bed of his distinctive smiling flowers. Kaikai and Kiki were inspired by anime and manga and first appeared in Murakamis artwork in 2000. They have a kawaii (cute) aesthetic, with round eyes, wide grins, and prominent ears, and encapsulate the coexistence of strangeness and refinement, boldness and