No. 01Vellum I
Edition of 33
Recycled 7-ply maple, hand-sanded and lacquered. 8.25"
Volume One · Peace of Mind
Museum-grade, hand-finished art objects built from recycled skateboard decks — a medium that is both enduring and functional. Numbered, signed editions for collectors of contemporary, sustainable luxury art.

The collective mark · 2026
"We don't sell skateboards. We sell the quiet between the push and the landing."
Founder's note
Drop 001 · Three pieces
Numbered collector editions built from recycled 7-ply maple skateboard decks — archival-grade functional art designed to outlast its owner, on the wall or under the feet.
No. 01Edition of 33
Recycled 7-ply maple, hand-sanded and lacquered. 8.25"
No. 02Edition of 21
Pressed, pigmented, and finished by hand over six weeks. 8.5"
No. 03Edition of 77
Layered inlay on reclaimed decks, sealed for the long haul. 8.0"
The medium
Every edition is laid up over forty-two days. Seven plies of hard-rock maple, reclaimed from decks that already lived a life. Three coats of lacquer. One signature pressed into the nose. We don't believe in warranties — we believe in patina, and in objects that get better with use.

42 days
per edition
9
works in private hands
2
countries housing a work
?
objects finished per year
0
museum acquisitions
Archive · In memoriam
A small archive of unreleased sides, kept for Malcolm. Free to stream, free to take. Play them slow, with the windows down.
A slow, unfinished exit — piano, breath, and Malcolm at the mic. Left as found.
Top-down cruise music. Warm bass, dusted keys, the kind of verse you rewind.
Short, sideways, and honest. Tape hiss riding the pocket the whole way.
One take, one thought. A demo that never needed a second pass.
A vault cut — hazy, unvarnished, Malcolm musing over a slow-burn loop.
A tribute, not a discography. If you are family, label, or estate and would like a track removed, write to us — it will be down before sunset.
Live from the studio
Studio No. 0
Read it backwards. Then ride it forward.
thguaf started in a back room above a loft-turned-skateshop, trading kickflips for craft. Today the studio finishes a handful of objects a year — each one recycled, re-pressed, and signed by hand. The goal has never been volume. It's a piece of quiet you can own, and use.

Drops, field notes, and quiet news — once a month, never more.