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Sunday, June 19, 2011
BUCK PRODUCTS - KNAPP SACKS
Alex from Buck Products was kind enough to hand make a rucksack for me to test out. He's making these things by himself here in the USA in Montana.... very cool. It's great to see folks making a go on their own with these small scale manufacturing operations and home made DIY mentalities. So many products are simply disposable these days... I believe the future is a return to high quality products that will last a lifetime... and hopefully drive improvement and sustainability in the creation of those products. Check out Alex's bags here.
The Mattson 2 - Feeling Hands
Our friends the Mattson 2 have released their anticipated new album "Feeling Hands" on the Galaxia Platform. It's a great album and is already under heavy rotation... download it here. During our trip to Maui, a few of us threw down a beach blanket under the stars and listened to these guys knocking back a few beers.... it was one of the best nights of the trip.
Friday, May 27, 2011
SEPTEMBER
Nick Radford sent over this great video put together from footage from the September Project. They released a great book a few years back too... still one of my favorites.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
STRAWFOOT HANDMADE
There are some cool things happening in Santa Cruz. Local one-man shop, Strawfoot Handmade, is making some fantastic bags from canvas, leather, and reclaimed things like pendleton blankets. I am looking to pick up one of his camera bags to support the cause.
More here.
More here.
SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOR
Check out this pic snapped by an airplane passenger, Stephanie Gordon, on her iPhone as she flew into Palm Beach, FL this morning. From the last flight of Space Shuttle Endeavor. She posted it on Twitter and a few hours later had quite the new following of fans.
IN THE WILDS BY NIGEL PEAKE
For all its blessings, one of the great tragedies of urban life is that we’ve lost the granularity of nature, the calm of the countryside, the quiet details of the soil after rain or a tree’s cracked bark or the soft glimmer of a summer field. That’s exactly what you’ll find in illustrator Nigel Peake‘s new book, In The Wilds — a lovely collection of hand-drawn illustrations that capture the near-forgotten charm of rural life.
via Brainpickings.org
via Brainpickings.org
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
SOLITARY SURF CLUB
My friend Keiron put together a rather remarkable photo blog of salt drenched inspiration. Check out the Solitary Surf Club tumblr site and all of the great black and white photos it contains.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
TY WILLIAMS
Ty Williams, a surfer, artist, and poet... living.... not sure where anymore. Check out his photos, art, and mixed media... or purvey a tshirt all at his personal website. www.typaints.com
Monday, April 18, 2011
1956 VINTAGE CARAVAN
I would love to live in this little caravan for awhile... probably in the hills... near some big redwood trees... with a view of the ocean. I'd imagine a little dirt road would lead down to a sandy cove with a perfect little point set up.
HOTEL HANA
We are getting hitched in Maui soon... and wanted to share a link to a really fun hotel we're going to check out for a couple of nights. I guess it used to be an older ranch that had some big renovations done to it recently. My favorite part... No TV. Wild horses. I think yoga in the AM, some breakfast, maybe a hike or solo surf session... then relaxing in some Adirondack chairs seems rather nice with my favorite person.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
MY NAME IS ANDY
Sunday, April 3, 2011
COLD WATER CLASSIC ~ MARK LEARY
Photographer Mark Leary was sent to shoot a surf contest for O'Neill and Huck magazine. I like how Mark captured the feeling of being in a remote location as a witness to a unique culture and event. When this short is finished, it feels as if I was really there.... very well done. Mark is also a very talented photographer who shoots large format film. Check out his site for some of his interesting nautical photographic projects.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
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