These resurfaced recently and made me nostalgic
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progressing nicely
The guys up on the hill are really moving these along. Look for them at Mitch’s North soon. HPH’s (hydrodynamic planing hull/Simmons) in 5’6″ clear, 5’10” light olive, and 6’4″ caramel.
New at Mitch’s North!
The first two HPH’s (hydrodynamic planing hull) were delivered yesterday to Mitch’s North in beautiful Solana Beach. Stop by and check them out.
9’0″ custom falsa noserider
Holly’s new noserider with an amazing CodyColor falsa paint job.
“The real hook…”
“The real hook in surfing is, if that wave is good then the next wave has got to be better, and the next wave will be even better.”
-Mickey Muñoz
san diego bound
In less than a week, I’ll be in San Diego again to do a bit of Avalon Tattoo, San Diego and finish up an order from Mitch’s North.
“Surfing is like a mirror…”
“Surfing is like a mirror. You can see yourself in the act of riding a wave. And your personality is style shows in the way you ride it, whether you’re a defensive person, or offensive, or awkward, or graceful.”
–Steve Pezman
A man’s worries…
A man’s worries are determined by the number of keys in his pockets. Surfers don’t have pockets.
-Ron Church
recent work
Holly’s 9’0″
In the works is a new birthday board for Holly. I shaped a refined, slightly piggish nose rider for her and then delivered it into the hands of Sam Cody. He occupies a space up on the hill in the former Channin factory, currently Bing and Jacobs. Sam is truly a master of the craft and art of surfboard color. Whether resin or paint, Sam’s bag of tricks is bursting at the seams.
Here is what he has done for Holly’s nose rider. Remember this board is foam.
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