When Quim Cardona entered the professional skateboarding circuit in1996 at the age 16, he never knew that his personality and presence would be embraced by the world of extreme sports and more. Featured in videos; (411 issue's #9, #39, Eastern Exposure, Real's Non Fiction, R.B's "Rivisited"and EST. Danny Minnick's "The Blvd" in 2005 covers Quim's experience living los angeles. Harif Guzman's "Compost" of new york city. The Kayo Corp., "It's Official"in 2006, Morita Takahiro's On the Broad (far east skate network video in japan 2006), and Chris Hall's "Get Familiar"2006, would influence so many young people of today to skate, to not give up their goals. "Believe in yourself, and and there is no such thing as failures." "Acapella with a hurt Patella."Carried out with an attitude of determination, discapline, and confidence Quim managed to circulate his image through all major skateboard publications, and also able to self-promote as a skate celebrity in The Source, Vice, Frank 151, Complex Magazines. As an example. His first skateboard graphic was designed by Mark Gonzales for Real Skateboards. Real also ran a limited edition created by his twin brother Mike Cardona. The life of Mike Cardona, an artist and a great skater with so much character will always be remember. Skateboarding for the kids in the suburbs compared to the innercity always had it's differences. One that kept skaters in touch with being healthy and staying out of troubles, was skating itself.