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You can have the next best thing to the original artwork in Art Card; Quality Archival Surfing Print and Pin-Up Surfing Poster.

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THE ART CARD (Code: AC)
285 gsm;11 x 15.8 cm folded.
A quality gift card; blank inside with information about the image and the artist/photographer on the back; comes with a bright coloured envelope.

THE ARCHIVAL SURFING PRINT (Code: AP)
270 gsm; 42 x 59.4 cm (A2);
a high quality fast ink print on linen embossed archival paper; comes plastic wrapped and temporarily glued to a sturdy backing board ready for framing.

THE SURFING POSTER (Code: PP)
170 gsm; 84 x 59.4 cm (A1);
a fast ink print on Matt Silk paper, ready to pin up straight onto a wall or put into a frame.

Summer Surfer is an expression of joy and freedom as much as it is a depiction of a surfer at the precise moment of a manoeuvre.

The Wave Warrior is about experiencing the unrepeatable split second. It is beyond the frozen detail of a photograph... action and "free will", as expressed in body boarding where absolutely anything goes.

The Wave Man typifies the artist's flat, static figure floating on swirling lines of colour that simulate the ocean's movement. The expressive execution is intentionally crude to reveal a strange type of beauty.

The Wave Woman significantly represents women's ability and devotion to surfing. The expressive execution is intentionally crude to reveal a strange type of beauty.

Coolangatta exemplifies the artist's connection with the surf and explores his idea of the popular coastal town as a type of fantasy land, an icon for endless summer days. The whimsical illustration of the last moments of the day reflects the artist's personal experience surfing and fishing off the groyne.

Beach Day, Byron Bay celebrates those magic sunny days and perfect waves. What better place to be than at the beach in Byron Bay? Enjoy it today and save it for tomorrow.

Waimea Shore Break shows twice world title bodyboarder Andre Botha free surfing one of the most sucky and gnarly waves close to shore at Waimea Bay, in Hawaii.

Andre achieved his top ranking at only 17, when, as the youngest and the first, he took out both the World Title and the Pipeline contest in the same year. He repeated this the following year. In this shot, Andre was one of only a few who tackled the "hectic" wave that day, just for a bit of fun. Not many ride the wave because it is so heavy and often closes out so that one doesn't always come out of the barrels. This, his second wave of the day, came just as he was floating around looking to find one of his fins which had come off during his first wave. In true style he rode the second wave with only one fin, challenged by the heavy current and extreme danger.

Southern Search 1962 illustrates one of the photographer's many travels south from his home break in search of waves or a protected corner. The early morning light and distant haze inspired him to stop his 1948 Ford Anglia "convertible" with custom made board racks, and capture the moment. Southern Search encapsulates that feeling of freedom and anticipation in one's search for the perfect wave.

In Crystal Dreaming crystalline, tubular waves are the result of Mother Nature's ocean swells peeling along a well scuptured sand bar. Resident Pandanus Palms are forever observing, as waves speed by with relentless precision. The awaiting sands of the coast ultimately absorb the synergetic effect of the winds, tides and swells.

In Two's Company after waiting three and a half hours you finally get a wave, manage to avoid six people that dropped in on you, didn't run over too many as you weave your way through the thick crowd missing every section all the way to the beach, only then to have to walk five kilometres down the road to the closest car park you could find.

As the day draws to a close a surfer heads home with thoughts of the day's waves and good times had with friends. All the while she's wondering what the waves will be like tomorrow.

Surfing and the coastal lifestyle go hand in hand in Australia and the beach is seen as a refuge from the rigours of everyday life. Take a break from life and go to the beach for some rejuvenation... right now... go! Don't forget your thongs!

Fins are regarded as the most powerful part of a surfboard and can come in many different shapes, sizes and colours. Both functional and aesthetic, surfboards and fins are more often than not handcrafted by specialists. The pride that these craftsmen take in their profession shines through in examples such as these.

The surfing lifestyle is more than just the act of riding waves. While an image of someone surfing can convey the action, it's often the subtle and intimate image such as a surfer picking up their washed in board, that illustrates the more personal moments.

Beached Board © 2003
Code: MW 04 AC

Ocean swells provide endless inspiration as they peel alongside the perfectly positioned boulders at Lennox Head, NSW.

The Point © 2003
Code: CC 01 AC

Nose Ride © 2003
Code: TMK 01 AC