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19.2

Volume 19 Issue 2

In this issue: Eary-’70s South Africa, Gallery: Roy Fowler, talking story with Hap Jacobs, at home with Bruce Raymond, life lessons learned at Black’s Beach, Portfolio: Todd Glaser

  • 19.2

    Setting Rail

    South Africa in the early '70s

    By James Cox

    Setting Rail
  • 19.2

    A Few Minutes with Roy Fowler

    Roy tells of his childhood and growing up as a young surfer on the beach in Santa Barbara, CA, to his Walker Street studio in New York City where his inspiration came from abstract expressionist artists.

    By Hank Pitcher

    A Few Minutes with Roy Fowler
  • 19.2

    Shooting the Bull with Hap Jacobs

    Hap Jacobs talks story on the birth of the surfboard industry and its denizens along Southern California's South Bay beaches during the 1960s.

    Shooting the Bull with Hap Jacobs
  • 19.2

    The Ten Percenters

    Are your hacks gargantuan? Your airs apparent? Our people will be in touch.

    By Brad Melekian

    The Ten Percenters
  • 19.2

    Positioning Statements

    At home with Bruce Raymond

    By Jamie Brisick

    Positioning Statements
  • 19.2

    Higher Learning

    Life lessons at Black's Beach

    By Evan Slater

    Higher Learning
  • 19.2

    Bona Fide

    A Todd Glaser Portfolio

    By Jeff Divine

    Bona Fide

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