Amanda Chinchelli is originally from Italy and is the founder and designer of Seea, a women’s specific line of surfwear. Brian Greer is the sales/operations manager and a former Bay Area resident. A husband and wife team, [click to continue]
Glenn Sakamoto
Erik Berg is a talented artist from Santa Barbara, CA and is currently a student at the Art Center College of Design. Involved with art at an early age, Erik finds most of his creative inspiration from surfing culture. We spoke with him to learn more. [click to continue]
JP St Pierre is the owner/operator of Surfy Surfy in Leucadia, California – a retail shop dedicated to bringing the best surfboards to the world. If you have ever met JP or read his popular blog, you would already know that he orbits in an amusing blend of humor, Star Wars trivia, and Bonzers. We spoke with JP to learn more. [click to continue]
This is the story about 30,000 lost black and white negatives from Surfing Magazine circa 1970s, found at a swap meet. It becomes a journey from California to Hawaii to reunite the creators and stars of that pivotal time in surfing history. We spoke with director Doug Walker to learn more. [click to continue]
We first started seeing the link to a blog about cars with surfboards popping up on Facebook. So we tracked down the artist. Turns out his name is Kevin Butler and he is a surfer and an advertising copywriter. We sat him down and asked him a few questions. [click to continue]
Will Adler is a surfer/photographer from Santa Barbara, CA. His photographic images capture moments of time that stir memories of our collective ocean experience. We spoke with Will to learn more about what stokes his creativity. [click to continue]
Herbie Fletcher, 1976. Maalaea, Maui.“Maalaea is one of those perfect waves that breaks just like freight train. It’s also one of the hardest waves to make because it breaks so fast. It starts up on one end at the boat jetty [click to continue]
Serena Mitnik-Miller is a talented surfer/artist who was raised in Hawaii and now calls Northern California her home. Together with her husband Mason St. Peter, Serena operates The General Store and Two Birds Fly, both of which creates and sells goods related to a coastal lifestyle. [click to continue]
