This is the final edition of The Skatorialist by the great Reserve Result. This series, which highlights the fashion and style of LA's skateboarding culture, has been a wonderful part of L.A. Taco and we're sad to see it conclude. The work both illuminates a piece of our city in a striking documentarian way, while also gifting the viewer a series of beautiful images that stand on their own as works of art. We hope to bring you a collected edition of The Skatorialist images in the form of a limited-edition book later this year. Make sure to check out the archives which are linked below the images at the end of this post to view all 13 editions of the series.
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