WAVE SLIDERS JOURNAL

WSJ #032: Phillip Hernandez

Meet San Diego-based surfer and surf photographer, Phillip Hernandez.

WSJ #031: Andrew Fish

My surf story begins on the east coast where we had to drive so far to surf such shitty waves. It was me, my older brother, and our two friends. As often as we could, we’d stack the boards, pile in...

WSJ #030: Nate Stephenson

Check out the latest Wave Sliders Journal featuring photographer Nate Stephenson!

WSJ #013 - Katie McDonald

Katie McDonald on life, friends that are family, & surfing as she shares her insights and photography.

WSJ #028 - Kevin Mirsky (pt. II)

I wish I could have taken my mother with me to the beach today. When I was in my mid-teens, my mom would try to discourage me from surfing at the nearby beach. All that “under-tow, and those sneaky...

WSJ #027: Kevin Mirsky

Kevin, also known as Single Fin Theory, has been one of my favorite artists for years. We connected through FARO and got to know each other better through these Wave Slider Journals. Enjoy one last...

WSJ #026: Curtis Perdue

It’s been almost two years since my father passed. In his youth, he was quite the badass. Old photos from the 60’s show him playing drums in a band, racing dirt bikes, smoking a spliff on the floor...

WSJ #025 - ADAM MAR

Adam has a little shop located in a quaint drinking village with a fishing problem. However, his shop has a not-so-small collection of quality boards lining the walls, and his words pack a punch si...

WSJ #004 - JACK VENTURA

This is not an opinion on localism or aggression in the lineup, simply it is an observation of the peculiarity that exists in the act of sliding on walls of water, and what many forms of richness a...

WSJ #003 - Bolster McKinley

This is mostly a reminder to myself that real life, and real art, happen in the details. And these details are rarely capturable, replicable, publishable or croppable...