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31.6

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Regaining Control

A German master of the expressive figurative reflects on painting the surf.

31.6

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Thirteen O’Clock

The End of the Worlds: Ocean Beach, California, October 1972.

31.5

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The Quiet Line

As a creative director, fine-art painter, and surfer, Marcello Serpa tracks substance.

31.5

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Limbering Music

Searching for distinct forms of perfection with French stylist and autodidact Clovis Donizetti.

31.5

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Brain Dump

Noa Deane shares his thoughts on instinct over analysis, the pitfalls of modern surfing, and unplugging the mind to stay plugged in.

31.5

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All Roads Lead West

Plying his trade at the terminus of Route 66, Jim Ganzer exhibits the breadth and depth of Los Angeles surf culture.

31.5

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48 Hours on Shifting Sand

The collision of real estate conglomerates and sand-point perfection on Barbuda.

31.5

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Flesh, Blood & Slabs

Seventy years on, in both talent and craft, the Longbottom family continues to cut their own path across surfing’s landscape.

31.4

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Lightness of Manner

From center stage to the edge of the croft, Hebridean Colin Macleod keeps life balanced.

31.4

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The First Cut Is the Deepest

Long misunderstood and overlooked, the channel bottom holds boundless potential for its faithful.

31.4

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Sucker Free on the Ruta Del Sol

Just say the words, and we’ll beat the birds down to Acapulco Bay.

31.4

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The Big Man

How Rusty Preisendorfer—data-minded, art-underpinned, and boldly ambitious—made his marque.