The GIRL x MODERNICA "DOLL" Series
Introducing the GIRL x MODERNICA "DOLL" Series – a bold fusion of skateboard history and timeless design. This limited edition collection brings together four legendary figures from skateboarding’s golden era: Ed Templeton, Lance Mountain, Mark Gonzales, and Natas Kaupas. In collaboration with Modernica, GIRL Skateboards reimagines the classic Side Shell Chair into a canvas for creativity, rebellion, and culture.
Each chair is hand-crafted in Los Angeles using a process that mirrors skateboard construction – pressed from 15 layers of maple plywood, just like a pro-level deck. This not only pays tribute to the roots of skateboarding, but also gives each piece the durability and tactile authenticity of a board. The result is a piece of functional art that carries the soul of the streets, the skatepark, and the gallery.
More than furniture, the "DOLL" Series stands as a statement of identity and history. These are collector’s items – visually striking, deeply personal, and only available in a limited run. Whether you’re a design lover, an art collector, or a lifelong skater, this series is a rare opportunity to own a piece of skateboarding’s creative legacy.
Mark Gonzales
Mark “Gonz” Gonzales is widely credited with shaping modern street skateboarding. With a fearless, spontaneous style, he’s been turning cities into playgrounds since the 1980s and forging his own path as both a skater and an artist. His creative voice is as wild and original as his skating—full of emotion, unpredictability, and raw self-expression.
Lance Mountain
Lance Mountain is one of the most beloved figures from the 1980s skateboarding explosion and a key member of the legendary Bones Brigade. Known for his playful style and inclusive attitude, he’s inspired generations to skate for the fun of it. Beyond the board, his DIY spirit and creative drive have made him a respected artist, blending humor, nostalgia, and skate heritage in everything he does.
Natas Kaupas
Natas Kaupas is a street skating pioneer whose influence helped define the genre in its earliest days. Known for pushing boundaries with technical innovation and fluid style, he set a new standard for what was possible on a skateboard. Beyond skating, Natas is a respected designer and visual artist, known for bold, graphic-driven work that carries the same energy and attitude as his riding.
Ed Templeton
A true pioneer of skateboarding’s artistic edge, Ed Templeton has long balanced his career as a professional skateboarder with a powerful visual identity. As the founder of Toy Machine and an internationally exhibited artist, Templeton is known for his raw, introspective imagery and his ability to capture the contrasts of everyday life—from subculture to the mundane—with honesty and emotion.