Art
Beachcombing beauty
If you spot a girl wandering the pebbles of Brighton with her eyes glued firmly ground-ward, it’s probably Hannah Marshall (aka the Beach Shack Project) scouring the shoreline for new material. From fishing nylon to sea glass, driftwood and shells, she transforms things that most of us would overlook into the cutest trinkets, fit for any mermaid.
Khanage
Working on a self-funded design project to recycle old and broken surfboards, Kristine Khan, otherwise known as Khanage, is turning these recreational objects into iconic one-off pieces of art.
Idiosyncrasies at The Amstel Surfilm Festibal
Patrick Trefz, who left us speechless a couple of years ago with Thread, is now presenting us with stills of his latest project: Idiosyncrasies.
The 4th M.I.A.C.S. Is On This Weekend
The M.I.A.C.S. (International Surf Art Market) is starting this Friday in Biarritz.
Surf Jumble retrospective
Alas the Drift crew were unable to strike a pose at the surf jumble, but here are some highlights from Mr Isaac himself.
Diggy invites you to Avalaan
Diggy is Avalaan’s latest edition to the art familia. This year Diggy has been working with Avalaan, bringing her unique style to the design and production, and creating some wicked new t shirts.
Assaf Iglesias
Assaf Iglesias recently introduced himself to Drift, and we loved his work so much that we wanted to share it with the world…
Stringer Bessant interview
Groove Records was my local haunt as a teenager, a high-fidelity emporium of vinyl, cassettes and a smoke-stained stack of ‘Kerrang’ & ‘Raw’ magazines overflowing in the corner. Usually I could locate any band from across the pond to soundtrack my wave expeditions, but a certain advert sparked my intrigue – a new format minidisc and this lashing riff writhing all over it – and I became an annoyance to the shop owner because I wanted this sound! What is this band?
April Afternoon
Southside shredding. Nice sunshine and green waters. Here’s Simon and Michael getting some fun ones.