Zinematik Surfing Espana

... from our friends at Muskaria Surf & Debolex in the Basque Country of Spain comes the 2nd annual Zinematik Surfing Film Festival... you can guarantee this is going to be one hell of a fun night... outdoor surf movies, live music, Spain, summer, sangria (just guessing/hoping), so if you're in Zarautz this Saturday drop in, kick back & enjoy.

... a little preview to get you in the mood... enjoy the glide

9ft & Single

Big thanks to our pals at Deus ex Machina for their hospitality and getting us involved.

Kent from Boomtown

We welcome to our list of advo-cats with wide seagull wing arms Kent Turkich. An aspergic hobo with a Kevin Brennan fixation travelling somewhere between the edge cities of Western Australia, Noosa Heads, Queensland, and Armageddon.

Photo by Sara Page

Photo by Andre Georgieff

Photo by Sara Page

For more Kent nut baggery.

Log Jam

... the dust has settled, the tears have dried, the Bintang has been drained... some shots from the Deus Bali 9ft & Single event of competitors before they hit the water

Jai & Andy are psyched

Tyler .... Ira

Jimbo .... Julian

D-Hump .... Hindu Dave

Gliza ..... Doc

log goes in... stepdeck comes out

Curb Thief

Nice clip from our pals at The Solitary Arts. ummm..and you can buy Solitary Arts completes from our online store.

and the winner is.....

... soon to be revealed... just heading back to the Deus Temple of Enthusiasm for Bintang & the final placings. Finalists below before heading out at head-high Tugu

Roberto "Wounded Gull" Milio; Jai "Missing You Already" Lee;
James "Ring In" Llewyn and Tyler "Pickle" Warren... all 9ft & single.

... such a fun day, thanks Deus for giving us one more excuse to spend time in Bali

UPDATE

1. Tyler Warren

2. Jai Lee

3. Roberto

4. James

BC / Vector

Critical Slider Brett Caller exploring the possibilities of the fish/alaia hybrid design by Sage Joske. Shot & edited by our good mate Tom Woods.

Hydrophillic Board Store Opens

Robbie's been a busy boy. Organising Side Slippin, writing stuff and shooting stuff.

Words and pics below from The Wardo.

'The Hydrophillic Board Store opening / art show kicked off another boutique style store in the surfing mecca of Australia, Torquay on Saturday June 4th 2011.

It was a fun event, lots of killer art, the Thomas Boards looked amazing and Tyler Hatzikian was a good dude chillin with a few beers and talking story with all the crusty sea dogs including resident foam carvers Chizza and co of South Coast Surfboards.

Artists featured Ryan Heywood, Luke Taaffee, Ed Sloane, Nick Morris, Rob Weeks and Xavier Davies hanging in the glassing factory added a unique feel to the often stale galleries the brain was over come with the intoxicating resin, foam and paint fumes running through the air.

Located beside on Baines Crescent, be sure to drop by and pick up a coffee at Soul Fuel and sled on the way for your next shred.'

Looooongboard

Thanks Toby!

Toby Reid stopped by the online store a few days back to do little summer shopping, we got chatting & next thing you know, this awesome pen & ink drawing turns up in the post. Lovin' it.

9ft + single

... TCSS are stoked to be co-sponsors of the inaugural Deus ex Machina 9ft & Single surf comp being held at Canggu, Bali next weekend, Sunday June 19th... not least because it means we'll have to be there to take part in the judging... very happy to escape Sydney winter for a while... yeeeew!

Rumour has it Monty will be performing a rarely seen manoeuvre called the fire hydrant. Points are awarded for old skool style... drop knee cut-backs, cross stepping and nose riding.

Go here to read all about it


Entries are open now for the event... highly recommended if you can swing it with the boss. Call Monty (names) on +62 81916710051 or email: info@deus.co.id to enter.

A Little Love

Kai Neville, throwin' out a little love for TCSS while filming for his new bound-to-be-epicness surf movie 'Lost Atlas'.

good as gold....

... critical slider Sean Finn gliding through a small section at Crescent Head the other weekend...



photo: Justin Bevan

TCSS is WTW (Waiting for The Wave)

Just last week TCSS installed some work at WTW in Aoyama, Tokyo. Took a few hours to secure the wooden panels up the wall. We came back early next day to paste up Mega Bodhi in the stores entrance.

Later that night we returned for an opening 'Reception' (as Japanese like to call it).

Welcome to WTW my name is Bodhizafa

The TCSS panels stand at 330 metres tall...well almost

Our Alias from last year's Greenroom slide in nicely

WTW staff

Hey Ho, Lets Go......have a bath

Sam and Bodhi

and we are now WTP - Waiting for the Party

Sam spoke about the work

Our fellow mates band played in store reception. Good turn out!

Ty, Sam and Mune aka Van Man (Ty was especially psyched by the band)

Masa lead the crew to the Japan style after party.
Maybe.....maybe Karaoke is ok, maybe.....I sing Bon Jovi.

TCSS Winter/Fall : Numero Uno

Arghh..our first ever Winter (Fall) product has hit stores below the equator. I'm pretty darn sure when we started this thing the concept was an endless summer.. (kinda ex-president'esque) never really having to design/produce a winter range.. oh well..the kids'gotta eat. We've pulled on the artistic talent of Andrew Holder for this range, you can view his art here and his A'Ok T-Shirt print here (comes in black and white).

Huge thanks to our pals Simon Perini and Jack Tar for helping us out with the shoot. TCSS Winter can be found within the wintery walls of these stores, if you live outside a days drive let Australia Post do the walking and buy from our online store.