The ancient Polynesians recognised differing forms of riding waves...from lying on small boards, to standing on 16 foot Olo boards, to surfing with nothing more than ones own body! One common thread linked all these diverse forms of surfing...the Ancients were all STOKED!

Today, there are small pockets of folks who embrace these modes of surfing, not because they can't rip on a modern board, but because it's great fun! Diversity is a fantastic laugh!

Prono Paradiso aims to bring together all types of people who like wave riding on their bellies, and folk who think they might like to have a go. Even if you've never tried surfing, you're bound to enjoy the diversity of wave riding found at Prono Paradiso!

Grab your surfcraft and fins -- or just bring your wettie or budgie-smugglers -- and enjoy the party-wave at Prono Paradiso!!!

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Dovetail Surfboards | Goldy Locals

I shaped a paipo with Geoff and Jack from Dovetail Surfboards last year, nice blokes and they create some beautiful paulownia things. They make inspiring stand-up surfboards too, but here's a
few of my faves. Hopefully they'll bring a few toys to show-off at Prono Paradiso...





Standing is great, but there is more than 1 way to ride a wave!

John Culqui gets it! He also does paintings of people standing on waves, but here is what we love at Prono Paradiso! Check John's stuff at http://www.jsculquiart.com/home





new life to old things

Any HAMDMADE surfcraft is cool in my books, but seatoys made from old useless things is probably as sweet as it gets! This guy bodysurfs on bits of old skateboard! Check it below...

http://vimeo.com/45823887