When Sideburn planned to introduce Cory Texter's C-Tech feature as a new regular, in SB40, I chose to bring a fresh artist into the Sideburn fold and settled on Prankur Rana. He doesn't have one set style, and his images have humour, dynamism and an original take in a field where too many artists are copying others. Perfect. I also like that he's from a very different background to many of our contributors. Here is a short interview to introduce you to Prankur. GI Hi Prankur,

I'm not a graphic designer, and I really wish I knew my way around Photoshop and Illustrator. Instead, I sketch stuff and ask designers to sort my ideas out for me. Sometimes it's a magazine feature layout I have a particular idea for, or a T-shirt, or, in this case, the skate decks we've been making. The idea of Sideburn skate decks came from Paul Hartman. His Racewear and Triumph hooligan were featured in Sideburn 38. He works for a skateboard manufacturer in Southern Calif

Below is the fourth link to a Takashi Urashima image to colour-in. https://www.dropbox.com/s/25lhw3bmdb8ud0o/Sideburn%20Brink%20copyright%20Takashi%20Urashima.jpg?dl=0 This one is a bit different because it's our pal and fellow racer, Brink, with one of his street bikes, Golden Dawn, a Harley bosozuko-style chop built by Pangea Speed in Utah. Come back later in the week for the next instalment. Work remains the copyright of Takashi Urashima. If you want to buy the magazine w

Below is the third link to a Takashi Urashima image to colour-in. https://www.dropbox.com/s/23cmu4oufnbdpbc/Sideburn%20Chris%20Jenner%20copyright%20Takashi%20Urashima.jpg?dl=0 This is 'Texas' Chris Jenner, a regular DTRA Thunderbike racer, styling it over the jump at the Greenfield TT, Lincolnshire, UK. Come back later in the week for the next instalment. Work remains the copyright of Takashi Urashima. If you want to buy the magazine with the free colouring-in supplement, ORD