More Wax Art- Wave

Ok I'm hooked. I can't stop making dirty surf wax art.  The feel of wax on my fingers and the smell of feet and coconut.  What's not to love?  This little wave took about an hour to make. It was out of a ball of wax I had sitting in my garage for about 6 months.  I have had so much fun with this and liked the end result so much I have started to keep them on my mantel. People are stoked to see them as they come through the house.  In about six months when my wax is ready to be changed I'll make a new one. That is unless people send me some of their own wax!

If you want to do your own and save a ball of wax from the dump, make them up and send me some photos. Ed Lewis

Photos by Ed

Surf Art by Ethan age 5

My sister emailed me these drawings by my 5 year old nephew, Ethan. These are great, I love them. We Skype all the time and my daughter and I do art projects with him, his brother and sister who live in Japan. This was the result of one of our drawing sessions.  My sister and her family live inland in Japan so they aren't around surfing at all. He gets his surf influence from me and The Leucadia Project. Classic.

Chris Del Moro

David was shooting one day and kept seeing this guy killing it. Wave after wave with big sprays and barrels. After the session he realized that it was local artist and free surfer, Chris Del Moro. Chris, who had met David before was stoked to see the shots, which ended up on Surfline. According to David, Chris is about a nice a guy as you can get. Not only does he rip, he is just really humble -- the kind of guy you want to see succeed at whatever he does.