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Metaweek Story, Primitive Skills Magazine
I contributed a story from some island adventures to Australias own Primitive Skills Magazine. In Print. :^] Hope you enjoy. Thank you to Sam Smith for the link on this.
2024 marks one decade since the search began, many questions answered, but one persists, why are we doing this? Primitive Skills Volume 05—the world’s loosest surf magazine—opens with Wardie Ward’s tunnel vision experiments and adventures on a 43’ sailing yacht named Sounder. In a sure step toward Fountainhead George Greenough offers insight into his recently released film series 6-PACK. Jackson Whitefield’s Keunyser explores the complexities of progress and the delicate equilibrium needed to preserve this world. Craig Allsop looses a wheel in East Arnhem Land. Matt L Roar and Johnny Knapp open the vault doors to Rockaway’s Basement. Julian Smith gets tapped in, or tapped into, in the Balearic Islands. Geoffrey White shares his Panoramic work from the Philippines. Sam Rhodes holds a brief conversation with Wayne Lynch. We conclude with a tunneled visioned survey of surfboard logo art from 1957 to 2024.
Contributors. Hayden Brosnan. George Greenough. Nat Johnsen. Johnny Knapp. Wayne Lynch. Sam Rhodes. Matt L. Roar. Julian Smith. Harold ‘Wardie’ Ward. Lora Ward. Geoffrey White. Jackson Whitefield.
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2024 marks one decade since the search began, many questions answered, but one persists, why are we doing this? Primitive Skills Volume 05—the world’s loosest surf magazine—opens with Wardie Ward’s tunnel vision experiments and adventures on a 43’ sailing yacht named Sounder. In a sure step toward Fountainhead George Greenough offers insight into his recently released film series 6-PACK. Jackson Whitefield’s Keunyser explores the complexities of progress and the delicate equilibrium needed to preserve this world. Craig Allsop looses a wheel in East Arnhem Land. Matt L Roar and Johnny Knapp open the vault doors to Rockaway’s Basement. Julian Smith gets tapped in, or tapped into, in the Balearic Islands. Geoffrey White shares his Panoramic work from the Philippines. Sam Rhodes holds a brief conversation with Wayne Lynch. We conclude with a tunneled visioned survey of surfboard logo art from 1957 to 2024.
Contributors. Hayden Brosnan. George Greenough. Nat Johnsen. Johnny Knapp. Wayne Lynch. Sam Rhodes. Matt L. Roar. Julian Smith. Harold ‘Wardie’ Ward. Lora Ward. Geoffrey White. Jackson Whitefield.
Order Now