Wednesday, August 26, 2009
need for speed
Matt Cuddihy doing what he does best on the cover of the latest Pacific Longboarder.
Matt has extended his trip to the US to compete at the MSA contest in Malibu 11 to 13th September. He's entering as part of a Noosa/Australia team with Josh Constable, Jackson Winter & Phil Jarratt.... what a killer team. Good luck guys, hope First Point turns it on for you.
cover shot: Moonwalker
Labels:
critical slider,
Matt Cuddihy,
Pacific Longboarder
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Korduroy.TV
Korduroy TV is up & running: http://www.korduroy.tv/
& their blog here too: http://www.korduroytv.blogspot.com/
Enjoy.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Dom Diptych
This one's for you anonymous! A couple of frames of Mr Dominic Breen, for your perusal. Enjoy! Heehee.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Painting Up Far East
Just a little preview from the vid we made of Jim Mitchell & Ben Waters painting up
Far East.
Daikanyama, Tokyo JP
(June '09)
Far East.
Daikanyama, Tokyo JP
(June '09)
Labels:
ben waters,
Elle Green,
Jim Mitchell
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Mollusk and Broke'lyn'
Been travelling around NYC for the past week or so and thought it about time to check out Brooklyn/Mollusk. So I headed to 5 Leaves cafe for breakfast at 18 Bedford Ave to meet with two Bondi girls, Josie and Hayley. The girls run a blog called two Blondes, a car and a continent, however I was a little late and they had already left. I did come across the best coffee I've had in the states, but possibly the worst directions to Mollusk from Nikki, an Aussie girl. I got sent down Kent St not Avenue. Anyway, 30mins later in 30 celcius and Black Jeans and Tee I finally found the store. It was worth the walk, I snapped up tees, bags and a DVD and had a good chat with Clam, a local shaper and works the shop. He also runs a blog. We exchanged notes and that was that.
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
'I aint gonna eat no spinach'
This one holds a place in my heart. 1980's Popeye - The Movie, with Robin Williams.
Forearms like Popeye woulda been killer and no matter how many times ive watched this part, spinach is still awful...and that fake octopus, i always remembered it being way scarier....
After all these years, its still great film.
Forearms like Popeye woulda been killer and no matter how many times ive watched this part, spinach is still awful...and that fake octopus, i always remembered it being way scarier....
After all these years, its still great film.
Monday, August 10, 2009
top hats fine cats
Photography student Angela Raab followed some of the crew around earlier this month to get shots for a project. We liked them so much we whacked lots of them in our Northern Hemisphere catalogue. A few of them here:
Brett & Sage get used to their personal paparazzo
I just have a thing for top hats!
Thanks Angela, sure you've got a big future in the photog. industry.
Brett & Sage get used to their personal paparazzo
Cloudy seemed to get the hang of it pretty fast too.
I just have a thing for top hats!
Thanks Angela, sure you've got a big future in the photog. industry.
Labels:
Angela Raab,
TCSS catalogue
Friday, August 7, 2009
smooth as ketchup
Mike 'Me Old Dog' McCarthy is on the road at the moment. Right now he's in Oregon working on an instrumental project called 'Colour" & then will be traveling South to San Diego in his newly purchased 1986 Chev Bonaventure before jetting back home to the Central Coast.... musta heard Box Head is working.
Mike has sent us the following summer surfing tale from his bon aventure:
"There were two of them, one an 'anti-terrorism' navy diver and the other a bear hunting, semi-pro beach volley ball player. Then there was me in the back of the truck with surfboards, towels and an assortment of diving gear and timber.
A conversation about the current Presidential scandal whirred at the same volume as the V8 engine and I lulled in and out of words and west coast accents, wondering how I find myself in these situations.
The road led to the coast and I was looking forward to a morning in the ocean. My new friends pointed out Pacific Beach, Cardiff Reef, Oceanside and other such names every fifteen minutes or so, the day was hot, thoughts all whitewash and turquoise.
In the water near Carlsbad, it wasn’t ideal surfing conditions though there was the odd left roller coming in every ten or so minutes. I was riding a little 5’4 quad that my pal ‘lent’ me for the day. I say ‘lent’ yet he never really knew 'bout it, he’s a cool guy though, very giving kind of fellow.
It struck me that along such a vast stretch of coast there are so many variations in approach to the ocean. Finless, the lone body, flippers, tri, quad, twin, sea mop and mat all an expression, a way to ‘feel’. It didn’t bring a tear to my eye but it certainly made my own approach feel appropriate for the moment.
She paddled past and asked the time. My ‘anti-terrorism’ diver friend quickly came to my aid with a sharp “ten past one”.
“Late for work?”, my bear-hunting friend chimed in.
“Damn these Californians are so quick”, I thought to myself.
She smiled at them both and went on her way. No worries though, I spotted the wave of the day and proceeded to paddle into it deep, make the drop, catch the rail and eat it…smooth as ketchup."
MM 7/09
Mike has sent us the following summer surfing tale from his bon aventure:
"There were two of them, one an 'anti-terrorism' navy diver and the other a bear hunting, semi-pro beach volley ball player. Then there was me in the back of the truck with surfboards, towels and an assortment of diving gear and timber.
A conversation about the current Presidential scandal whirred at the same volume as the V8 engine and I lulled in and out of words and west coast accents, wondering how I find myself in these situations.
The road led to the coast and I was looking forward to a morning in the ocean. My new friends pointed out Pacific Beach, Cardiff Reef, Oceanside and other such names every fifteen minutes or so, the day was hot, thoughts all whitewash and turquoise.
In the water near Carlsbad, it wasn’t ideal surfing conditions though there was the odd left roller coming in every ten or so minutes. I was riding a little 5’4 quad that my pal ‘lent’ me for the day. I say ‘lent’ yet he never really knew 'bout it, he’s a cool guy though, very giving kind of fellow.
It struck me that along such a vast stretch of coast there are so many variations in approach to the ocean. Finless, the lone body, flippers, tri, quad, twin, sea mop and mat all an expression, a way to ‘feel’. It didn’t bring a tear to my eye but it certainly made my own approach feel appropriate for the moment.
She paddled past and asked the time. My ‘anti-terrorism’ diver friend quickly came to my aid with a sharp “ten past one”.
“Late for work?”, my bear-hunting friend chimed in.
“Damn these Californians are so quick”, I thought to myself.
She smiled at them both and went on her way. No worries though, I spotted the wave of the day and proceeded to paddle into it deep, make the drop, catch the rail and eat it…smooth as ketchup."
MM 7/09
Labels:
bonaventure,
from the road,
Mike McCarthy
Thursday, August 6, 2009
greets
Labels:
man with a van,
Matt Cuddihy
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
From Shizouka, JAPAN to Bondi Beach
I purchased a Blackbird Fly Twin Reflex 35mm 'toy' camera in Tokyo.
These are a few results from my first roll- shot Full Frame.
Results? = killah
These are a few results from my first roll- shot Full Frame.
Results? = killah
See more here
Labels:
Elle Green
Monday, August 3, 2009
get out of jail free
Mr Brown getting some tip time on a Cali peeler.... a good swell has been hittin' the coast lately. Kameron has been doing a fine job hosting his Aussie team mates, taking Matt Cuddihy & Louis English to all the hot spots. They might want to share some photos of their journeys pretty soon too.... hint!
photographer: Matt Cuddihy
Labels:
icons of surf,
kameron brown
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