Knobby
1 Mar 2015
· 1 Mar 2015 1:26 PM
When I first met Andrew I thought he was a dickhead. Not for any specific reason other than he was the new loud-mouthed 15 year old kid at the skatepark with long bleached hair and spray-on jeans that thought he knew it all. As the years passed and fashions changed, Andrew slowly became a bit mellower, however still outspoken and the more time I spent with him I was able to see past the rude and topical exterior and see that he was just a dude who loved skateboarding with his friends and felt that anyone or thing that tried to put a stop to that was just harshing his vibe. A couple of years ago Andrew went to on a short trip to Europe on which he fell in love with a girl whom he had met on the streets of Paris by asking "where can I go and hear some good techno?" After hitting the club with her and consequently spending the remainder of his trip together, Andrew came back to Australia where he was soon joined by his new love. While here on her tourist visa, Andrew and his now girlfriend worked together in Adelaide's notorious 'Sugar' nightclub while simultaneously Andrew began working on his part for the upcoming "Dial Up" video. After 6 months his girl had to return to Paris. After wishing her goodbye, Andrew became a man on a mission, working 3 jobs and skating as much as possible so he could put together his part and save enough money to move to Paris which he did at the end of last year.
Recently I realised I had a few photos of Andrew left lying around from his last few months in Adelaide so I decided to hit him up about the move to Paris and how he was getting along.