FAQ - Ripper Magazine

1. What is Ripper Magazine?

Ripper Magazine is a media outlet dedicated to capturing the adrenaline-fueled world of action sports, racing, music, and tattoo culture. Created by photographers, videographers, and athletes for the people, our goal is to provide raw, immersive storytelling through photos, videos, and behind-the-scenes coverage. We celebrate both the athletes pushing limits and the creators behind the lens who make it all possible.

2. What type of content does Ripper Magazine cover?

We cover everything from the high-energy world of action sports like motocross, BMX, skateboarding, and snowboarding, to the fast-paced thrills of racing, and the creative expression found in music and tattoo culture. Expect a mix of event coverage, in-depth features, exclusive interviews, and profiles on the best athletes and the talented creators who capture their world.

3. Can I contribute to Ripper Magazine?

Absolutely! We love collaborating with photographers, videographers, and athletes. If you're a creator or athlete interested in having your work featured, please reach out through our contact page. We’re always looking to showcase new and exciting perspectives from within the community.

4. Where can I find Ripper Magazine's print issues?

Ripper Magazine’s first print issue is set to release this summer. Keep an eye on our website and social media for updates on availability and how to get your hands on a copy!

5. Are you only online, or do you have a physical magazine?

We are primarily an online media outlet, but we're planning to release our first print issue this summer. The online platform, www.rippermagazine.com, is where you can find our latest content, including photography, videos, and articles. Our print issues will showcase some of the best content and stories from the online magazine, but with a more traditional magazine feel.

6. How do I get featured on Ripper Magazine?

If you’re an athlete, creator, or part of the action sports or tattoo culture, we’d love to hear from you. You can submit your work via our contact page or reach out directly on social media. Whether it's an epic video, a photo gallery, or an athlete profile, we’re always looking for new stories to tell.

7. Who are the creators behind Ripper Magazine?

Ripper Magazine was created by Hector Torres and a collective of about 40 talented photographers and videographers who work with professional athletes across the action sports industry. We focus on showcasing the stories, hard work, and behind-the-scenes moments that make the world of action sports so compelling.

8. Can I advertise with Ripper Magazine?

Yes, we offer advertising opportunities on our website and in our print magazine. If you’re interested in reaching our audience of action sports fans, creators, and athletes, please get in touch through our contact page for more details on how to advertise with us.

9. How can I contact Ripper Magazine?

You can reach us through our contact page on the website, or you can email us directly at info@rippermagazine.com. We’re always happy to hear from fellow creators, athletes, and fans of the culture.

10. What’s the best way to stay up-to-date with Ripper Magazine?

The best way to stay in the loop is by following us on social media (@rippermagazine) and subscribing to our newsletter. We’ll keep you updated on upcoming events, new content, and the release of our print issues.

11. Do you have any partnerships or collaborations?

Yes! We work closely with a variety of photographers, videographers, athletes, and brands in the action sports, music, and tattoo worlds. We’re all about collaborating with those who share our passion for high-energy storytelling and creative expression. If you're interested in working together, reach out via our contact page.

12. How can I support Ripper Magazine?

You can support Ripper Magazine by engaging with our content, sharing it with your friends, and subscribing to our newsletter for the latest updates. If you’re looking for more ways to get involved, check out our "Creators+" page for ways to contribute or showcase your work.