The lovely folk at Slab Mag did a little interview on me, they used a few of my photo's plus a couple of me sufing...Thanks guys, we cant wait till the English version comes out so i can understand what those creative chaps are saying!
Showing posts with label Zines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zines. Show all posts
Bloody bourgeois
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25.6.10 /
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Photographers,
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polaroids,
Zines
James Bowden is a bloddy great chap. Super talented and very creative. Here's his new little project. a zine from a cycle trip he did down through France. I love it.
buy it right this second for two pounds and fifty pence.
KooK
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5.3.10 /
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Zines
KooK is a surfing newspaper, published independently and printed in the UK on paper from sustainable forests. 20 pages for just £2, go to there blog to get you soulful mits on it.
Global contributors include Cyrus Sutton, Mike Black, Mark Leary, Ryan Heywood, Kassia Meador, Tom Haskett, Kate Czucsman, Andrew Kidman, John Eldridge, Jim Newitt, Alex Rowse, Michael Fordham, Ollie Banks, Mark Dickinson, Rob Royal, Seamouse, Ryan Tatar, Ryan Lovelace and many more.
corpse.
Thom Robinson has gone and done it. Finally he can stop the 'no cover' whinging so we can all bask in his glory!
Congrats to the big fella, so stoked for him.
Plus, the new iamnone range is out very soon, heres a little teaser of the dead man him self sporting one of the said 'new range'.
LE BOOGie
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13.9.09 /
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Zines
The new booging mag thats been on everyones lips of late finally arrived at my door afew mornings ago and what a treat it was.
As Tionz (editor) says "forget what you think a bodyobard mag should be" and just enjoy the 80 odd pages of amazing photography the fine bodyboarding. Here afew pages of the boys that tickle my fancy.
COVER LOVER
Danny Dangerous on Aileen's monster.
The big Kootey Mundra charging his local.
le boogie
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24.8.09 /
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Zines
yes yes yes yes yes
If your a bodyboarder, into bodyboarders, or even just like pretty pictures, then this mag may just be your bag. Like the rest of the world, i am yet to see the mag, But going on the Phil Gallaghers creative flare behind the lense, i have a feeling "its going to be worth it". You can get it in hard copy or download from Itunes.
Get info at:
He's Back.
Not that he was ever gone.
Breandon Backshall has bagged himself a rockin' golden Riptide cover of dreams. The little man is one happy beaver, so i thought it share with you a little interview i did with him for the latest 360mag. Enjoy.
I’ve just returned from Australia, whilst I was there, I was lucky enough to meet up with an old friend. He’s always ripped, but he’s now he’s finally getting the coverage he deserves with new moves and big barrles! He’s donning Iamnone, inked a contacts with Zion wetsuit and has his own board model with Manta! So I thought it was about time the Uk learnt alittle more Brendon Backsall.
- Full Name? Brendon Backshall
- Age? 21
- Born/Live? Born in Geraldton Western Australia, Now Living In Dunsborough Western Australia
- How'd you get started on the boog? When i was a little kid i lived in the same town as Sean Virtue and Ben Sukinik and they got me excited about bodyboarding
- Favourite wave and why? Box, its close to home and its got everything you need. Ideal for Bodyboarding
- Tow-in bodyboarding has progressed leaps and bounds in recent years, you've been at the forefront of this movement, redefining what is deemed as rideable! How/who and what got you motivated to search out and surf these waves? Brad Hughes motivated me, and i guess i have put alot of effort and focus on doing the tow stuff and searching for those kind of waves as its what i want to improve on more than anything.
- In the recent Riptide, it clams your the first to land an 'invert-to-backflip', how did you progress to this and is there any more new moves up your sleeve? I had tried two the year before and came so close to riding out of one, I then tried a few more towing just to see i could still do the rotation and then this year i finally rode out of one.i think an air reverse to invert is feasible.
- Tight, tech surfing or big wave surfing, which is more important? Being an all rounder is what i want to be able to achieve but at the moment i think there is a huge following in the tight tech style of Bodyboarding, Id say that its more important to be able to have the trickery down pat but its so exciting watching and seeing shots of guys in real large waves i think.
- Who are the riders that inspire and influence your surfing? Mitch Rawlins and Brad Hughes they work so hard at being the best.
- Interesting fact people don't know about you? That im not that
- Aspirations, in and out the water? To be a happy and successful person out of the water. and to achieve everything i want to in the water.
- Biggest strength? Id like to think i work hard to achieve my goals.
- Biggest weakest? Negativity
- Ladies, you got one, thoughts? I have a special girl, Hannah. she is by far the best girl i have ever met and so supportive and makes me alot happier then i was without her.
- Music? Hardcore mainly
- Thoughts on me camping in your driveway, ha? It was so rad! i hadnt actually got to hang with you in such along time so it was so cool to get to spend a week or so with you and getting to meet your girl ruth was so coo also. both amazing people and good friends.
- What does the future hold for Brendon Backshall? Lots and lots of bodyboarding and hopefully alot of trips with good waves.
- Anything you want to add? Thanks Jack for taking the time to interveiw me and props to Reon @ Manta Bodyboards.
- Full Name? Brendon Backshall
- Age? 21
- Born/Live? Born in Geraldton Western Australia, Now Living In Dunsborough Western Australia
- How'd you get started on the boog? When i was a little kid i lived in the same town as Sean Virtue and Ben Sukinik and they got me excited about bodyboarding
- Favourite wave and why? Box, its close to home and its got everything you need. Ideal for Bodyboarding
- Tow-in bodyboarding has progressed leaps and bounds in recent years, you've been at the forefront of this movement, redefining what is deemed as rideable! How/who and what got you motivated to search out and surf these waves? Brad Hughes motivated me, and i guess i have put alot of effort and focus on doing the tow stuff and searching for those kind of waves as its what i want to improve on more than anything.
- In the recent Riptide, it clams your the first to land an 'invert-to-backflip', how did you progress to this and is there any more new moves up your sleeve? I had tried two the year before and came so close to riding out of one, I then tried a few more towing just to see i could still do the rotation and then this year i finally rode out of one.i think an air reverse to invert is feasible.
- Tight, tech surfing or big wave surfing, which is more important? Being an all rounder is what i want to be able to achieve but at the moment i think there is a huge following in the tight tech style of Bodyboarding, Id say that its more important to be able to have the trickery down pat but its so exciting watching and seeing shots of guys in real large waves i think.
- Who are the riders that inspire and influence your surfing? Mitch Rawlins and Brad Hughes they work so hard at being the best.
- Interesting fact people don't know about you? That im not that
- Aspirations, in and out the water? To be a happy and successful person out of the water. and to achieve everything i want to in the water.
- Biggest strength? Id like to think i work hard to achieve my goals.
- Biggest weakest? Negativity
- Ladies, you got one, thoughts? I have a special girl, Hannah. she is by far the best girl i have ever met and so supportive and makes me alot happier then i was without her.
- Music? Hardcore mainly
- Thoughts on me camping in your driveway, ha? It was so rad! i hadnt actually got to hang with you in such along time so it was so cool to get to spend a week or so with you and getting to meet your girl ruth was so coo also. both amazing people and good friends.
- What does the future hold for Brendon Backshall? Lots and lots of bodyboarding and hopefully alot of trips with good waves.
- Anything you want to add? Thanks Jack for taking the time to interveiw me and props to Reon @ Manta Bodyboards.
covers
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3.7.09 /
Posted in
Zines
Close friend and complete wizard behind the lens, Mickey Smith, got himself his first movement cover. Without sounding biassed, its my favorite cover MM's had! check out micks blog- thedeadaredyingofthirst
Plus, i thought id throw my latest cover in, it's on the shelves now, so go fetch!
pic: www.jemcresswell.com
pic. ZION
