Tuesday, December 13, 2011

finally


7'9" 22" 3 1/8" piggy midlength,,,i have been wanting a midlength for quite a while now...finnalllllyyyy. hulled entry the transitions to V out the back 3rd,,low rocker refined rail, edged rail in the tail, sanded gloss, singlefin box. big ol' laps,,,,,,,,,,,most of the time people do one side yellow the other blue and end up with green rails,,,but i just didnt want to do that,,,soo i like didnt

for kameron




5'6" 21" 2 5/8" for this one i added some more tail rocker and V to accommodate Kameron's shortboard history. he got half maroon half electric blue (crappy picture) with the colors alternated on the other side to create purple rails. then he wanted to the logos and pinlines to alternate as well, nice wood fins,,,sanded gloss,,,dry deck patch for quicker waxin up stronger and lighter

Saturday, December 3, 2011

for nick



heres nicks 9' 8" 23" 2 7/8" all out noserider, kept some classic color combinations, looks nice n clean. gotta a long real blended concave going into some belly that flows out the tail. nick wanted a big ol' pivot fin, but we decided to remove some width from the fin considering the tail scoop create a ton of hold in the curl, but i kept it long at 10.5" to maintain hold through severe turns with the wide tail n all. Nick wanted a really full nose and a big tail block to only further emphasis the board's noseriding capabilities. also i have been making the perimeter of the scooped out tail much more severe in the back2/3rds and it seems to be working better, the tail holds even more in the curl. the rails are turned up in the nose and maintain a more upward apex and then flow down to a 50/50 rail the tail, not too fat but not too pinched, gotta find the balance

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Bjork for my lovely lady

38"x29" resin, fiberglass, acrylic paint.

Saturday, November 19, 2011

experiments




5'0" 18.5" 2.5" mini fish, flat to single concave under the chest and out the tail. super shabby sheek fins,,,soo vogue, the glassjob on the front half of the deck worked really well and im soo stoked cause i realllllyyyy wanted that one to, unfortunately the one on the back half looks like a regular ol' swirl so it didnt work,,,,but butttt,,,but the bottom swirl did work and im really pleased with it, super vibrant colors and made some really interesting patterns that i didnt expect. the boards up for sale, im gunna give it a few wirls once the waves are existent but its for sale real cheap,,,thanks to one of my buddies the blank was complementary,,,,he cut it to 5'0" instead of 6' so i got to have it. great for small board enthusiasts or your little boy or girl.

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Thursday, November 10, 2011

rastafari dude, smoke a bowl, one love for cody




this is a twin fin i made up for cody.5'11" 19.5" 2.5".he decided on a rasta swirl and i didnt want it to be too in your face rasta so i shot for an earthier more organic look and am very pleased with the results. the board is fuller up front and with the help of two angled out hips ends up with a narrow tail for that looser ride that holds real solid in a critical pocket. the bottom starts flat to single concave under the chest and then spiral V starting a bit before the fins and flowing out the tail...he got glassed on wood twin fin set up with a trailer fin

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

YA DOOD


perry, who just got the dark green fish, in a recent san clemente highschool contest went to the finals on that fish, heres some shots the local paper took of him, one with a team mate on the beach and another of a nice cutback

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

for perry




5'6" 21" 2.5" perry got his fish a bit fuller and wider in the nose....keeping in mind that my fish is a bit more pulled in relative to a retro fish and foiled significantly thinner. the bottom goes from flat to spiral vee out the tail. i added some fin rope in fins to add a specific spring that i felt would have been lacking with the wood.i kept the nose and tail on the thinner side because its made to surf not float in the pool. i like leash loops. these things goo soo fast its insane.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

woo hooo






this is my new one. essentially this is the double resin swirl on with some obvious tweeks. i pulled the wide point back a bit more made my heel side a pintail and shaped the rail a bit more down and more pinched and kept the toe side a square tail with a pinched 50 50. i changed the style of my scooped tail to be more severe around the perimeter and shallower in the middle to retain some foam for float, and extended the bottom and shallowed the bottom concave to increase the trim speed of the board. this glass job was quite a bit of work but well worth, alll resin no airbrushing

Monday, September 12, 2011

gone fishing



5'6" 21" 2 1/2" fish, pulled in tail block a bit....textured dry deck patch half blue half brown lamination and fins,,,,directionally sanded finish leash loop foiled thin, shot for a fish that holds a little better in bigger waves as apposed to a full chunky retro fish...flat to spiral V out the tail.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

cool dude



9'6" 23" 3" noserider long deep blended concave to belly pinched the rails a tad more than i usually do on this model and glassed it slightly lighter for manuverablility. clear noseblock,,,reverse d fin double 1/8" red cedar stringers offset...zipper design with a sanded through gray hot coat covering a brown and green abstract lamination...inspired by a rusty mossy water tower i saw on my recent road trip up north.........this board is for sale at bashams...so go check it out

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

next week

next week ill have a 9'6" noserider abstract glassjob...clear noseblock....glass on abstract reverse D fin....with double 1/8" red cedar stringers off set for sale at bashams in san clemente so if you want to check one out/ buy one my boards,,,there will be a stock one there.

for ricky



8'9" mini noserider for ricky...touch more rocker for the middle school contest beach breaks...pulled in tail block and pinch 60 40 rails in the tail for added slassshhhhingg.....mellow long blended concave to light belly out the tail. opaque deck tint bottom....its the same batch of pigment just different resin to pigment ratios.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

weaseling in

about a month and a half ago i got a job bashams (the main glass shop around here) and it has been soo rad getting to dial in my process of building boards, even just getting to get paid to do something that interests me has been soo rad. Things have been steadily getting better and better for me and i love it. life is good.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

swirly SOLD





9'6" turny noserider 17"nose 23"mid 16" tail...its the same thing as the black and white striped one but on this one i thinnned it to 2 3/4 pinched the rails more all the way around, and a hair less belly...i took it out for the first time today and it went soooo good,,,i love it. had fun doing a very expensive fully swirly every where

wooo



6'6" singlefin i did for myself...goes pretty good but i havent gotten to take it out in some juicier surf yet so once we get some waves ill take her for a real test. i glassed this 25cent garage sale button up into the inlay, sickest fabric. i decided to have a little fun and put the buttons and the pocket in there too...made a yellow flex fin for it and it has a yellow pinline to match came out rad

Saturday, July 23, 2011

for ellie


9'2" all around log for ellie pulled in tail really blended concave super light belly...turned up in the nose to a 60/40 out the tail,,,little more rocker. good for everything

Saturday, July 16, 2011

black and white is my favorite thing ever, except jesus christ my lord and savior SOLD






9'6" shredder dude..this one is soo you can turn real nice but without sacrificing noseriding...because turny logs get boring and tip time machines get boring...so make one that does both without making some lame 9' shortboard. im pretty confident this is going to be my favorite log ever....did a crazy fin panel.......decent long really blended nose concave to tight belly out the back....turned up rails the progressively go to a 60/40 pinched rail in the tail....then i have the scooped tail that i have been playing around with a lot and that is where the boards harder rails, less belly, narrower nose, less tail kick are made up.....i swear to the scoop tail,,,looks weird and feels weird at first,,,but it works so FUCKING AMAZING.....i <3 scoop tail....this board is gunna shred, its got the black white theme goin on cause i love those to colors together...black white panely strips on top, black white fin black white pinlines, and black+white make gray which is the color of the bottom.