The Swallowtail Society: March 2010

3.31.2010

i shaped a stubbie for sage vaughn, who makes some beautiful paintings. check out sagevaughn.com

3.30.2010

3.29.2010

http://surfermag.com/entertowin/joel_tudor_giveaway/

for my good friend Andrew...

3.28.2010

michelleblade.com

3.26.2010

5'9" stubbie single

20.25" x 2-3/8"
single concave to spiral vee

sage green opaque

wet-sanded gloss

volan center fin by Fibre Glas Fin Company

Moonlight Glassing

check out this link : STUBBIE SINGLE

3.25.2010

6'3" tri-plane hull 2+1

blue/black resin tint

combo finish

volan fins by Fibre Glas Fin Company

Moonlight Glassing

3.24.2010

photo: geoff fanning

photo:christian wach

Dane Peterson just sent me these photos of him floating around on his 5'10" bucket of death, somewhere near his house in Noosa......thanks Dane!

5'6" Arctail 2+1

22.5" x 2.75"

clear wet-sanded gloss

volan fins by Fibre Glas Fin Company

Moonlight Glassing :)

3.22.2010

ANDY GILMORE BLOG A

ANDY GLIMORE BLOG B

5'6" stubbie quad

20" x 2-3/8"

blue/black opaque

combo finish

volan quad fins by Fibre Glas Fin Company

Moonlight Glassing

Wes Sechrest shredding on a 5'8" stubbie quad!

3.21.2010

Freshly poached from the CRITICAL SLIDE SOCIETY blog, here's Dane Peterson in OZ with the 5'10" Deth Bukkit I shaped for him during his stay in California...

Ando and I were geeking out on Youtube this weekend watching some of our favorite childhood bands. This song is still my favorite from the B-52's...

3.20.2010

3.17.2010

I finally connected my phone to my computer and downloaded a bunch of photos that been piling up in there. Here's some random pictures of friends, pictures of photos, and stuff I like to remember by pointing my phone at it...

3.15.2010

6'3" tri-plane hull 2+1

21.75" x 2-7/8"

chocolate red opaque

combo finish

volan fins by Fibre Glas Fin Co.

Moonlight Glassing!

Moonlight Glassing's very own Bret Loflen sent me these pictures of a point in Morocco where he surfed his Mandala quad fish. He said he got some pretty fun waves even though it was a bit stormy. Bret reports that the culture there is as far removed from Southern California as you can get. At last, a place without a Starbucks!