We take a first look at the Krooked Spring 2009 Decks. As usual they offer a nice selection and the Mark Gonzales graphics also never get old. We really like the Gonzanimals series, but the others are almost equally good.

Anyways, check out all the new boards after the jump.

DGK got together with Hawaii’s In4mation crew to collaborate on two t-shirts and a matching skateboard deck. The t-shirts come in white and purple and the skateboard deck matching in purple. All three are limited to 100 pieces and will be available soon.

Our friends from Doodah have recently come out with a Supermodel Skateboard series in collaboration with fashion photographers Claudia Knoepfel and Stefan Indlekofer, who have both been working in recent years with Vogue Paris, i-D Magazine and other well respected fashion magazines.

The outcome is a series of four skateboard decks, featuring Isabeli Fontana, Lara Stone, Toni Garrn and Edita. Limited to 150 pieces worldwide, the decks are now available.

Element has collaborated with Imaginary Foundation on a series of skatedecks.

“The Imaginary Foundation is a think tank from Switzerland that does experimental research on new ways of thinking and the power of the imagination. They hold dear a belief in human potential and seek progress in all directions. The small clandestine team is headed up by the mysterious “Director,” a 70 something uber intellectual who’s father founded the Dadist movement. Avoiding direct publicity the team has sought streetwear as an unlikely vehicle for bringing their ideas beyond the academic realm and into popular culture.”

Visually the graphics by Imaginary Foundation have always been directly identifiable, which is also the case with the skatedecks. Look out for a release in the coming weeks.

Santa Cruz has gotten together with artist Robert Williams to work on a series of decks. The “Malicious” deck series was made for OG pros Eric Dressen, Tom Knox, Jason Jessee and Keith Meek. The decks feature the art of some of Robert Williams’ most prominent paintings. Via Supertouch.

The Santa Cruz x Robert Williams “Malicious” series is out now, so have a look at your local skateshop.

It looks like Manik once again teamed up with photographer Charles Peterson, known for his outstanding music photography. This time Manik produced skatedecks, t-shirts and crewneck sweaters, featuring the photographer’s work.

The Manik x Charles Peterson products are now available at Goods.

After the jump the rest of the product.

For the Off Off Bowery exhibition, that recently took place at Colette, curator Aaron Bondaroff brought together an impressive group of artists. Colette is currently hosting a pop-up store with goods created for the exhibition. We already presented to you Supreme and WTAPS collaboration t-shirts.

Here comes now the collectible Aaron Bondaroff “Dollar” skate deck. It comes in four versions and is now available at Colette.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

Manik has always released their collection in packs. As part of their Fall 2008 collection they present the “Day Of The Dead” series, featuring a series of colorful skulls and flowers on skateboard decks, as well as clothing. The first drop of the season further offers a hoodie.

The “Day Of The Dead” pack out of the Manik Fall 2008 collection is now available at Goods.

More images follow after the jump.

Mekanism’s second project for 2008 features the art of German born, New York resident, Dirk Skreber. Skreber has painted 50 skateboards in groupings, using the boards as pieces of a larger canvases. His work depicts car crashes and disasters, that from afar appear calm. All in all, he’s created four large scale works, two using 15 boards each and the others using 10.

View the three other pieces by Dirk Skreber for Mekanism after the jump.

Born in Chicago, Christopher Wool relocated to New York City in the early 1970’s. During that time he studied painting and worked as an artist’s assistant to Joel Shapiro. In 1984, Wool had his first solo show at the legendary Cable Gallery. Working mainly in black and white, Wool works with a mixture of painterly styles. His earlier works include tightly controlled, gestural drip paintings and canvases utilizing decorative rollers on white backgrounds to produce floral and gate-like images.

In 1987, Christopher Wool began his black and white stenciled word paintings. Wool carefully chose words and phrases for these pieces and the letter composition he applied set his work apart from the stencil art category. Examples like “Riot”, “Prankster”, or “Sell The House Sell The Car Sell The Kids” force viewers to go one step beyond reading into deciphering.

Since his first one-man show Christopher Wool’s work has been shown at the Whitney Biennial 1989, Museum of Modern Art, New York, the New Museum of Art Lucerne, Switzerland, and Contemporary Museum of Art, Los Angeles.

This Fall, Supreme will release a series of three limited edition skateboard decks designed by Wool.

Available at the NY, LA and online shops on October 2nd. Available in Japan on October 4th.

After the jump detailed images of all three decks.