His creativity has not only been seen by George Powell, but by everyone he has come in contact with around the world, constantly inspiring everyone’s imagination when it comes to skateboarding. Andy reps Powell Peralta as well as his Mind Control helmets and wears his jean vest covered in patches in honor of his longtime shop sponsor, PD at Skull Skates, representing the hardcore scene and attitude in Vancouver. With massive respect for skateboarding history, he will always tip his hat to skateboarders like Bill Danforth, Stacy Peralta, Grant Taylor and Rodney Mullen, as well as Canadian heavies like Colin McKay, Ryan Decenzo, Kevin Harris, and his first skate sponsor, Hippie Mike, and his Red Dragons mentor, Sean Hayes. We think he looks for more things that haven’t been on a skateboard, so he can do them on vert, street or freestyle with no holds barred. Andy knows no bounds in his skateboarding abilities and his outlook on what can be done on a skateboard. He’s as passionate about freestyle as he is vert and he rips both.
For the first time in history, skateboarding is in the Olympics. In order to commemorate the occasion, skateboarding icon, Jim Murphy interviewed Skateboarding Olympian, Andy Anderson.Īndy’s individuality and unique outlook on skateboarding all around, drew George Powell’s attention as someone whose expression needs to be seen and heard.
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