You knew these things were coming, now go get out your tent and get ready to camp out in front of Supreme this week to get ‘em. The Supreme x Damien Hirst decks will go on sale in-store and online this Thursday, April 2nd and then will hit Japan on Saturday, April 4th. Go! The decks again after the jump.

Clout magazine has just dropped their 11th issue with cover art by none other than legendary skate artist Todd Bratrud. Flip, Volcom, Nike – you name ‘em – most likely they have already or wish they could collab with Todd. Clout and Todd have also done an extremely limited number of tees to coincide with the issue drop. As in 50. Good luck getting one! Some more looks after the jump.

FTC has just announced that they will release a collaborative deck and tee with legendary Japanese graffiti artist ESOW. The FTC x ESOW pack will be available at FTC on April 1. Take a look at the tee after the jump.

Interview Magazine has posted an interesting interview with James Jebbia, founder of Supreme New York. Read it here. In other Supreme news, here is a first look at the upcoming Damien Hirst for Supreme decks. Via Highsnobiety.

The new issue of Living Proof magazine has just dropped. Based out of Philly, Living Proof is a 5×7 small format, collectible, free magazine available across the US. Featuring interviews with Ron English, Kevin Lyons, Ellen Stagg, Stash, Craig Wetherby, House Industries, Natalia Fabia, Cope2, Mars-1, Curtis Kulig, Option-G, and SP.One (Greg Lamarche), the new Living Proof is definitely a banger. Cover art from English and Lyons only adds to the dopeness of this limited edition mag. Go here for info on where to find it. A look at the back cover after the jump.

Forget “Dueling Banjos,” it looks like the kids in Appalachia have turned to a new pastime: skating. In the heart of the much maligned region of the country that shares the same name, a crew of kids from Appalachia, Virginia have formed the Appalachia Skate Kommision to try to raise enough funds for a skatepark. Artist and skate activist Joe Castro got involved and painted the deck above to help them out. The power of skating never ceases to amaze. To get involved visit the ASK site here. Via Club Mumble.

For their first project of 2009, Paris skateboard company Mekanism gave New York City based artist Josh Smith total creative freedom. In response, Josh decided to oil paint 200 boards into one cohesive yet divisible collection. Instead of a signature, Josh made a custom stencil for the top graphic. For more info on this dope collabo go to the Mekanism site. A look at the boards en masse after the jump.

Altru has gotten together with Thrasher for a series of tees. The whole collection is sick but the Neckface x Peter Ramondetta definitely takes it. It is available now at colette.

The rest of the Altru x Thrasher collection is available here.

Check out all the other t-shirts from the line after the jump. Via Highsnobiety.

Enjoi’s S/S 2009 collection has just dropped. With colored denim and good plaids set to a color story that locks up with their Parra designed decks, Enjoi is doing their part to brighten up these dreary times. More looks after the jump. Via Freshness.

For their most recent collabo, Altamont has linked with Boogie for a mini collection featuring work from It’s All Good. Altamont is killing it and this is no exception. Full collection after the jump. Via Mashkulture.