A skateboard deck with a graphic design featuring a character sitting by a moped and 'Hensley' text, on a yellow background.

The Woodchuck HENSLEY X HICKMAN GUEST ART PARK&POOL skateboard deck features Bob Hickman’s stained glass-style cartoon crow in a hat and suit with "Hensley" below, set against a bold sunset.

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HENSLEY X HICKMAN GUEST ART PARK&POOL

Name: HENSLEY X HICKMAN GUEST ART PARK&POOL
Brand: Woodchuck
SKU: HST-D-MH-HIC-STNR
Price: 79.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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H-Street guest artist Bob Hickman from Puppet Skates in Ohio has done a few graphics for H-Street. Bob talked with T-Mag to see if he could do a guest art version of Matt’s really classic graphic, the legendary Stained Glass, to help celebrate 30 years of H-Street. Matt agreed to the project, so Bob and T-Mag set to work on a very unique piece of art, with Bob doing the all the original art and T-Mag doing all the coloring and production work on this rather classic guest art version.

We've made these in a shaped Park&Pool version as well as a street popsicle shape on dyed wood, all dyed wood come in mixed colors.

33 X 9 / NOSE 7/ TAIL 6.5 / WHEELBASE 15.25

Specifications

Material	Wood
Printing Method	Transfer Silk Screen
Printed in Country	United States
Made in Country	United States
Length	33
Width	9
Nose	7
Tail	6.5
Wheelbase	15.25

About Matt Hensley

Matt Hensley started to ride a skateboard in the late 70’s, while all the really great skate parks were still around. His local park was Surf de Earth Skatepark in Vista CA, where many of the legendary San Diego Pro’s, like Doug “Pineapple” Saladino, Dennis Martinez, Shogo Kubo and Dave Andrecht also skated.

During the 80’s, Matt became a household name in the world of skateboarding through his unique approach, style and progressive street skating, in which he and a few other super talented young street riders would change skateboarding forever.

In 2018, Matt got inducted into the Skateboarding Hall of Fame, Matt remains a legend in skateboarding and significant part of H-Street, both past and present.