“Give me Shelter” paulownia good vibes

Heading for Italia very soon…

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Based on the SAS campaign artwork to highlight the troubles at Broadbench… (nuff respect to the original artist). Please sign up to this campaign if you believe that we should all have access to our ocean rather than being excluded so someone can use it as a firing range.

Right now this board is awaiting its bonzer LokBox set to allow it to show its full potential… more details about the board another time. T        

Give me Shelter

Shelter inspired bonzer EVO5 for Maurizio, Italy; 6’2” x 20” x 2 1/2”      

Orca

Orca – the asymmetric bonzer - finally finished – not been a rush due to my knees, but now it is complete i am so excited to ride it and see how it performs… see if the theories are realised in its performance… probably the most excited I have been since the Joker.

Original link with all the concepts is here

              

Enough pics?

Like watching ink dry…

 

Waiting for ink to dry…  more on this artwork and board later

Ant’s non-bonzer…

   

5’10 x 19 3/4” x 2 3/8” single concave throughout… Ant, long-time bonzer rider for me was looking for a change, and persuaded me to do a non-bonzer with the statement that “if i didn't make him something like this, someone else would have to”… so I succumbed and he has named this “Zendog” and wants a commission on all future orders LOL. They certainly are a lot easier to make!

Hard at work…

We apologise for the interruption to this broadcast…

A few years of skateboarding, 34 years of surfing, 6 lifeguarding and surf coaching catches up with a person in these temperate climes. A double arthroscopy later the knees are doing great, good range, minimum swelling… but there will be an interruption before normal shaping of eclectic craft is resumed.

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More on this board to follow – it looks very conventional but is far from… #1 of a limited edition of 10.

5’11” x 19 1/2” x 2 1/2”

   

Lava EVO5 bonzer

6’10 cheek-tail Atlantic POD EVO5 in Lava tint and artwork on the deck by Sarah Goodfellow.

Photos by Hugh Goodfellow, (thanks Hugh).