I believe we are born with a gift and a curse. The gift would be the hidden talent we all possess that might show itself in childhood or sometime during our life.

I have never met our featured artist, Denis, but started seeing his work all over Instagram and on some of my favorite motorcycles and every time I asked, "Who did this paint?" or "Is this a survivor paintjob?" the answer was "Denis did that craziness!".

I had the opportunity to meet Darren Williams while working at the Limpnickie Lot during Daytona Bike Week back in 2010.

Over the next few months, we will be focusing on painters and artists who help add color and style to our world. You'll know some of the names, but others are just starting to build a name for themselves within the community.

I published an interview with Jasin Phares back in 2014. I honestly felt like I hit the lottery because I'm a huge fan of Jasin's craftsmanship.

David Freston, aka Chopperdave, has been in the industry since 1989. He's always been interested in motorcycles but fell in love with them while working at Vic's Custom Cycles back in the day.

Photography allows us to step away from our norm and be transported into another world. For me, the best type of photos are from the road; whether with friends or solo.

"Peddlers of good times." With a slogan like that, it should be obvious what kind of guys are behind Sweatshop Industries.

Every event starts off small with the hope that it gains notoriety and becomes a yearly event. The Hippy Killer Hoedown started in Kutty and Jamie Noteboom's back yard eight years ago and has grown ever since.

Stephen Gibson is the artist behind the brand known as Air, Oil and Lead.