The Frisbee

Another re-work in progress....extruded poly styrene and epoxy...

Incut fish no.1

Well, here we go...almost ready to ride. Just need to fin it, and finish glassing...

Where women go to ....

Lucky 13

13th wedding anniversary present for Niall.

Thanks, and congratulations!

Monsieur Alex AKA Barrel

I'm lucky to have friends like these...

Another stunner coming from the Barrel Surfboards new stable in France.

Great work as always Alex!

8'2" Mini Log

Designed around some strict guidelines : has to fit in the van behind the seats and still have room to camp, must noseride, and still turn well, anti theft/look at me colors mandatory...

More pics here

Vices

Two things that are hard to give up, custom surfboards, and good rum....

7'0" mini log for Leeds fan Paul B. with yellow and blue abstract bottom, clear deck and acrylic pinlines.

Thanks!

Fishy smishy...

Been making a lot of fish lately, and am stoked on it, really. But, what ever happened to the egg? I mean, really? Seems to me that before Sprout, and the fish revolution, that I admittedly got caught up in, eggs were the go to board when it was less than perfect. It makes sense, nice curvy outline - much like my favourite women.  And, forgiving in less than perfect condtions, again like...hmmm...ha,...yeah! 

Bring on the new model called the "tea biscuit"....take this one from almost 4 years ago....

"Back to the Future"...

ooof, ok, that's enough Chateu Neuf da Pap for you Mr Lion, put the key board down and step away from the computer....

The Incut

Been kicking this around for a while, but never willing to commit...

The 1st in a long line of incut fish tests...

Droog - big up, big up

Fellow fish fan and creative wanderer Droog has been featured in Soulface magazine.

Check the link below for the magazine in english:

Link

Good job!

Irmao da Alma

My friend, and mentor of all things glide Paulo Jacinto in Portugal is putting out some truly amazing boards. If you haven't heard of him, or seen his sites, SHAME ON YOU!

He and his humble partner Sergio do it all from start to brilliant finish all under one roof. Check him out, and support a true craftsman.

Paulo's blog

glassy glassy

I love these shoes. I've had them since I left San Diego in 2002. Surprisingly, they're not totally covered in resin, just pleasantly.....altered

bang! pow!

More Good times...

Can't wait...

Good Times