"THE ISLE" Teaser Featuring Matt Meola & Albee Layer

The Tyler Warren Experiments - trailer

This makes me want to shape a board and surf simultaneously, and right now.

Bon Iver at AIR Studios (4AD/Jagjaguwar Session)

Clean and Tricky

Conditions were lined up for what should have been victory at sea. Instead, the wind switched slightly off shore and handed us conditions that we don't often see on the lakes. The guys in the photos are all riding Burly Surfboards (Dale is on a 5'10" Fist Pump, Greg on the 6'7" Thruster, Erik on a 9'4" Logjammer, and me on a 6'0" Mini-Simmons). I intended to do a little shoot on the performance of my boards, however, mother nature did the performing and we just watched in awe. It was a clean and beautiful wave, but oddly enough, very difficult to surf. You had to be in the right place at the right time. The offshore winds made it difficult to get into the wave, and the peak was fairly elusive. Nevertheless, it will stand as one of the more memorable sessions this winter. Thanks to Rich Griffin for freezing his butt off to get the shots. Enjoy.

I dream of outlines

Three shapes have been on mind lately: a fish, single fin, and an alternate mini-simmons shape. Outlines printed, let the shaping begin.

Eaten Alive

BIGGEST TEAHUPOO EVER from UnFuzzy on Vimeo.

This is what it looks like to get swallowed up by the ocean. Graceful and Violent.

cuts like a knife

Most boards I shape are delivered, and then just disappear. On occasion I get to see them in action via photographs, or at times at the beach. The Ghost Knife is a board that I see on a regular basis since Scotty and I surf the same breaks. He has dialed that board in over the last few years, as it is primarily the only board he rides. I just got a few photos of Scott and few others scoring picture perfect waves. The middle photo is a textbook drop, on a perfect wave, yet another reason to know your board and dial it in proper.