A West African video diary.
Features
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The Billion-Dollar Sketchbook
Animator and surfer Stephen Hillenburg’s brainchild made his debut around a Baja campfire. Knowing the artist’s background, that should come as no surprise.
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Interview: Andrew Doheny
On breaking a contest mindset, the benefits of a non-surf interests, and the happy accidents and perspective-shifting of self-shaping.
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The Archivist: Guardiani del Faro
Our finless traveler communes with the “lighthouse keepers” of surfing authenticity—Italian style. Pulled from TSJ 21.1.
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The Endless High Tide
Sea level rise could drown your favorite wave. Is there a way to stop it?
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The Archivist: In The Pink
A lifetime of hustling with Peter Townend. From the TSJ backfiles.
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Interview: Tom Curren
On twin-fins in big surf, skimboards at pointbreaks, and the “immutable laws” of surfboard design.
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Nu Rythmo
An Afrobeat experiment with Michael February.
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Unity With Our Fellow Creatures
Spontaneous order and social dynamic theories in a crowded lineup.
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Regrets Only: Dirty West
Bad decisions and alphanumeric survival tactics at Cloudbreak.
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Interview: Guillermo Cervera
Heavy reefs, Russian ballerinas, and the incongruous crossovers between surf and combat photography.
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The Archivist: Foam Ball Satori
Pablo Miller on 4k a year. From TSJ 23.4.
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Portfolio: Nate Lawrence
“He glides under the radar and is happy to let his work speak for itself. But he’s one of the best surf photographers in the world.”