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Future Man
Jim Evans is best known to surfers for his Cadillac Wheels illustrations and work with Rick Griffin. Yet his designs, produced in his Malibu studio, have cast their influence from the Beastie Boys to Public Enemy, <em style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">The Big Lebowski</em> to <em style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">Fear and Loathing</em>. In profile, writer Joe Donnelly contextualizes the cultural significance of the Evans’ work.
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Donald Takayama
The definitive piece on Donald Takayama as told to Scott Hulet. Dale Velzy noticed the young boy who grew up at Waikiki was shaping his own boards even at 9 years old, immediately inviting him to California, and the story begins. Now at 65 years young, "DT is surfing as fast and island-style as ever-no exaggeration."
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New Dogs, Old Tricks
Joel Tudor shares his thoughts on a few current and past masters of the longboard.
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Achromatic Petrification
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Africa Hot
Alan Van Gysen is one of Africa’s most respected surf photographers. In this photo portfolio, Alan takes us to the numerous bays and points and nooks and crannies of his home country of South Africa and beyond. Namibia, Mozambique, Morrocco, and even the illustrious Rapid 11 on the Zambezi River tamed by kayakers and river-goers, but also surfers under Van Gysen's initiative. Gysen's surf photos are strong, and South Africa is rich in surfing wilderness and adventure.
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The lost art of a SoCal maestro.
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