We found some sweet wave glides over the weekend. Saturday was small and clean in the morning (nice 7 AM session). Johan and I hit Kennebunk; which can be hit and miss; not as much swell but no crowds. Knee high glassy longboard waves. We slowly made our way down south looking for more swell. […]

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Oncoming Friday night while driving down to the coast on Highway 91/93 through Vermont and New Hampshire, we were driving on the divided highway. 2 lanes going south separated by 100m of woods to the 2 lanes going north. Johan is half asleep as he preps to take over driving for me. I’m passing a […]

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Nice shot I took from the water on Sunday. Cross process effect and a bit of cleanup (original is here). Download HI RES

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Excellent design work from Jean Julien. This re-imagining of the JAWS poster really struck a chord… “horror movie posters create three type-based posters to promote a horror film festival. the posters promote either three different films or the festival as a whole.” Site here

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Some links for July 9th through July 21st… Giant freshwater stingray“"Weighing as much as a five-year-old child and with a 5ft-long tail, this giant freshwater stingray might appear to be a monster"” ‘Sesame Street’ Is Upgrading Its Address on the Web – NYTimes.com“Something to check when it goes live.” First Look: Family Guy Spinoff, The […]

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This is great – so smooth – there’s a couple turns that remind me of ultra silky pow snowboarding. If only one day I can surf 1/2 this well.

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This is the best new canned beer drink tradition I’ve seen in years; “…a ‘wizard staff’ is when you finish a beer and tape it underneath your next beer. As you drink more beers, the staff grows. You become a wizard when the staff is taller than you.” http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Wizard+Staff

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I like the older Bond movies and the style that was set at such a high standard in the beginning by Maurice Binder. This set of Bond books, with painted Michael Gillette covers, really shows the continuing strength of the Penguin Publishing company and their take on that style. Even the spines when lined up […]

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Bertha … We love you Someone else’s shot from Bertha — taken yesterday Morning up in Maine.

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Johan and I headed down to the coast last Friday AM hoping that some of Hurricane Bertha’s swell would start arriving. We arrived around noon to find decent small scale swell and some fair wind conditions. We hit the wall after looking around — thanking the fact that we had chosen to bring our longboards […]

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Don’t worry, Matt’s still alive — just to say that he is forever one of my skateboard heroes — the inspiration he provided me (and many others) between ’89 and ’91 can easily be culled back to life by watching a couple seconds of video. Gotta thank him one day. Black Label has a quick […]

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I want some spot of my future home to have original tile artwork — Stunning mosaic work at the restaurant Tranan in Stockholm… “Together with Björn Atldax and architect Albert France-Lanord. Restaurant Tranan has a strong musical tradition, hosting intimate concerts with international artists, bands and DJs. It’s also one of my favourite spots since […]

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Something about this painting drew me in. The remoteness or the tropical brown stormy season ocean. Lovely. “Jungle Point” by Mike Lorenzini

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A client of ours in NYC, Ultrabland, produces some amazing spots/trailers and teasers for some of the cables networks. They have always impressed me with there “ultra-editing” chops — but this takes the cake. Watch the award winning Cinemax “Sounds Good” Spot.

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What do you see in this GOOGLE map of Peru?. .. More long lefts than you could shake a stick at. Zoom in to see more glory.

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