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Surf and ocean art
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There's some serious coin right there (not that you'd ever sell it)Severson block print that I received as a wedding gift.
This isn't bad, the one's that insert the unrealistic looking surfer in awkward positions (kinda like mine)
Yeah. And Ken Bradshaw#ohhellyeah ~ Eddie Aikau & Butch VanArtsdalen "red" surfboards ~
Based on one frame from Bill Ballard's video of Bradshaw's 80-footer at Log Cabins on 1-28-98.
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When I was single I had a 30x40 of this on my wall. Ken Auster is the artist.
8"x10, I'm calling this 'kooky low tide point'.
Your creation? Love that little detail of the reflection on the sand.
Yes, from a photo that I took the other day in Ventura.Your creation? Love that little detail of the reflection on the sand.
My friend Jamen in Waikiki painted these 2 for me. Just got them framed. Not necessarily surf art. First one is Kane. Creator and god of light. Second one is Kanaloa, God of the underworld.
Bro. Is it really surf art if there ain’t dolphins and other maritime creatures along with waves?
Jon Walla, the skipper of the boat, paddled into this at Cortes Bank, on the day Mike Parsons had that 66-footer. Jon got mowed but survived. I think his board was lost.
8" x 10, referenced a photo that Neil (sponge) was generous enough to let me use. Thanks again, beautiful shot.
