Showing posts with label Andrew Kidman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrew Kidman. Show all posts

Monday, December 12, 2011

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Monday, September 5, 2011

Widow Modifications



This was much needed...








The Widow and the Mackie


Australian Blood



The new/larger side bites



Grinded down to the fin marks.



Here is a shot of the older fins standing up against the new ones...I had to swap out the olders smaller fins for the larger ones with more surface area. I has having big troubles with the board sliding out on the bottom turns...hopefully these new ones will give the board the little extra hold it needs.



Again you can see the old fin laying up on the new ones.



The new fins were made using the original side bite template that Andrew Kidman took off of his own board "The Crush". They were sent to me via snail mail about a year ago. With the perspective surf on the way I thought this might be a nice opportunity to get this board back in the water. I'll sink her into some turns over the next few days and report back... Stay tuned

For those of you who are unfamiliar with this board, click here for more


Saturday, January 22, 2011

Sue and Blue


"A boy named Sue". A 6'2 Diamond tail widow maker I shaped and painted this board while listening to "Live from San Quentin" album over and over and over.... the board was named "Sue" for obvious reasons. This was shaped and painted during a session with Takashi and Junko today for a piece they are working on for Blue Magazine. Stay posted for more progress on the board. I will be documenting the whole process.

Takashi and Junko being coy in the background. Checking the racks out. "We are the people behind the lens not in front of the lens" they say...Ha! Got ya!

Kess respect. Always and forever. With me on every wave.



Big thanks to Takashi and Junko and Blue for the interest in my work.
Peace. Love. Respect.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

A head nod...



Fine lines drawn in by Mr. Mick Mackie. Lines proply erased by the churning wash that trails. Only a few moments immortalized. Mick is the regular footed chap on the black railed blade surfing the rights. Master craftsman, creative genius and a brilliant surfer. "He's a legend" as Ank would say. If anyone is a legend in his eyes they are a legend in mine. A head nod to a fellow craftsman in a similar pursuit. Respect.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Aurora deuce..




Freshy. "The Aurora 2" for New York Surf Film Festival. Go buy a raffle ticket and say a prayer. This board will change your life. I promise you that.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

strength of 18 bronze men....



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new piece for the new york surf film festival. "the aurora 2". a raffle ticket will determine the owner, fate will determine its riders. custom made for miles of smiles. dream about dreaming a dream.

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

The Royal Standard












Another sibling in the Kidman/Clams series. This one, the only keel. The black sheep in the family of 2+1's. Keeping the equation simpler. Bound for the land of rain and fog.

6'9 Long Fish Keel for Jamie Breuer
Shape - Kidman/Clams
Fin - Daniel Partch
Paint - Kidman
Glass - Ed Fawess
Sand and Tune - Mark Petrocelli
Quality Control - Mike Becker
Photos - Shawn Roche

Once again wouldn't be possible without each and every person involved.
Big thanks and tuff respect.

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Widow for Dutchie








6'6 Thumb tail widow

Widow for The Dutchmaster himself. Board, fins and paint done by me in correspondence with Dave Parmenter and Andrew Kidman. Laminated by Ed Fawess. Sanded by Mark Petrocelli. Quality Control by Mike Becker and Natures Shapes Glassing. Photos by Shawn Roche.

This board would not be possible without every single one of these people. Friends are family.

Respect.