Out of the hundreds (and maybe thousands) of designs, graphics, illustrations, and logos that Ron has released to the world over the past 35+ years, the two that he is most likely recognized for is the Nothing Is Cool graphic that adorned the top of his Blockhead Skateboards model in 1988, and the logo for RVCA (pronounced RUCA) Clothing (a brand which he was one of the three founders of) in 1999.

Currently Ron has been focusing on a variety of creative projects. The first, The Way Out, is a music-related project based on his enormous music collection of vinyl records and CDs which Ron has been amassing since he was a teenager, spending the majority of his spare cash on used records that helped influence his

extremely original art style. He has been performing this live as a DJ since 2011, and is developing it into a weekly radio show concept, and of course it includes a small t-shirt line featuring Ron’s designs. He is also designing future-forward and retro-historic skateboard related designs under the brand names Tragic Skates and Ron Cameron Designs. Moving from graphic design to fine art is also on his horizon.

 

Pre-computer, and post-computer Ron has done commercial art, layout, graphic design, illustration and packaging for companies inside and outside of skateboarding such as: Marie's Dressings, Nature's Warehouse, Zacky Farms Chicken, R.H. Phillips Winery, TransWorld Skateboarding magazine, Big Brother
magazine, Warped Tour, Warp magazine, ESPN X-Games, Heckler magazine, RVCA clothing, Ernie Ball guitar strings; and bands such as: The Mummies, Big Drill Car, and Buck-O-Nine.

Specifically in the skateboarding world, Ron has done board graphics and shapes, concave molds, wheel graphics and shapes, ads, t-shirt art, packaging, trade show booths, and wall murals for companies such as: Blockhead, H-Street, Vision, Sector 3, Acme, Formula One, Strike, Channel One, World Industries, Blind,
Grape Netwerk, Toy Machine, Foundation, 510 Wood, G&S, True Love, Krooked, and Real.