Tag: surf
Scott Soens
Posted: February 19th, 2012 under photography.
Tags: photography, Scott Soens, surf, travel
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Thirty Thousand
Touring near you soon Check the dates here
Posted: January 8th, 2012 under Film.
Tags: surf
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Jeff Divine





Jeff Divine is described as one of the best surf photographers around. The former photo editor of Surfer Magazine, is celebrating the launch of his second book, a follow up from: Surfing Photographs from the Seventies – Jeff Divine: Wave Runner
Posted: June 15th, 2011 under fine art, photography.
Tags: Jeff Divine, photography, surf
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Trunk Junk
SO…. theres this new mag, and its full of Art and Design and Skate and Surf, and theres no ads ‘ and like seriously, its the hottest thing we have seen this month! (Next to the limited DEUS book).
There is One hunderd pages of goodness, TJQ have gone all out with custom packaging, a sticker pack, a tear out poster, a stencil and more. The design and layout is amazing, as is the content which includes names like, Matty De Nittis, Jack Douglas, Aaron Petty, Maca and Phil, Adam Haynes, Jirat James Patradoon, Alex Schiller, Brett Hemmings,
Sirlin Wraps, Old Man Army, Pierre Lloga .
The first 200 copies sold come in a hand stenciled pack filled with goodies, check out the online store to pre order your copy
Look out for it in book stores from the 1st of October.
Posted: September 7th, 2010 under illustration, photography, typography.
Tags: art, design typography, mag, magazine, stencil, surf, Trunk Junk Quarterly
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Alex Kopps
Alex kopps, Has his fingers in many pies, in different subcultural circles. he has a distinct style of illustration and video work, and takes some pics occasionally. Currently part of a group show in denmark called ONESHOT. Curated By Jesper Elg.
Check out Kopps’s illustrations, films, photos, and publications at his inter-web address
Posted: November 9th, 2009 under Film, illustration, photography.
Tags: japanese moters, photo, surf, vice
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Ben Brown



Ben Brown set his roots in the 90′s punk, skate, surf, scene doing nilistic anti-established artwork for a number of Iconic bands. Continuing on to produce illustration and posters for festivals. As well as pumping out the odd illustration for companies like Insight, Mambo, Globe, O’Neill, Rip Curl, Ocean & Earth, Nice produce and Supply.
“The rendering of death and destruction holds no real symbolic meaning for me. It’s about the silliness of the situation or image.” Ben Brown, 2009
He is having a solo exhibition at the National Grid Gallery Titled “Kill Your Idols” Opening night is the 23rd October and runs till the 19th November.
Read a great article about Ben Brown HERE and see more of his work HERE
Posted: October 15th, 2009 under exhibitions, fine art, illustration.
Tags: ben brown, idols, national grid gallery, punk, skate, surf
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