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July 26th, 2009 Surf Art Column (23 Weeks Of Surf)

"Why would you have the Annual Surf Art Column in July?" my wife asked. "Because there's usually no surf in the Summer. And it's the perfect filler for the flat spell." She was asking me this question, because I was complaining out loud, about the amount of both surf art, and surf photos I am posting this week. Typically during the Surf Art Week I pass on Surf pics. But I couldn't really pass on the surf photos this week, seeing how that little ass kicking Mini Nor'easter, that blew through here on Thursday and Friday produced such a fun head high and better swell on Friday afternoon. I mean...hello? We're talking 23 weeks of of surf. Did I just write that? You know what? I'm through playing the "Don't jinx it game". We've had 23 weeks of waist high or better surf. Every week for 23 consecutive weeks. The swell on Friday was so much fun. And man was it warm. How warm? No suits needed if you really wanted to. But clearly, minimal rubber. It was that warm.

And the surf was rocking. Albeit, for a short window. It was gone by the next morning.

I shot in the afternoon, and then opted for the night session. And I do mean night. Hell, I surfed until 8:30PM. I kid you not. I was using the night vision technique, they taught us in the Marine Corps. It worked enough to squeak out every last drop of light, and feel comfortable. Besides, there were at least a half a dozen others out there with me. Good thing I listened to my son who kept telling me to hit it. Hell, I even rode my shortboard. Thank God. I hate having the board of length in punchy beach break. I'd much rather have the option to duck dive, then have my arms ripped out of my sockets, trying to hold onto my longboard.
No, it was a good call.

I hope you were one of the lucky ones who scored on Friday.

It was sort of a hit and miss deal earlier in the day. I mean, it was still raining buckets out there. Seriously, it rained in torrential downpours. We had a few new leaks show up. Not good. But it's funny how a head high, or better swell, can distract you from a few minor leaks in the house. I guess it's not that funny. I know my wife was not laughing.

But there was plenty of laughing down at the beach. Smiles galore. Everyone seemed happy. Well, almost everyone. Poor Brian Nevins had a root canal on Friday. Ouch. No surfing and no shooting. Hey Brian now that I think of it, you must of been the sacrificial lamb for that swell. Thank you brother. You can't really feel too bad for Nevins though, the guy has scored some insane surf this year. I mean, remember the Indo shots...? Nuff said.

So we got surf. And all the groms and moms, and all the old dudes, and rippers, and everyone else in between got some surf. Thank you Lord. Last week we thanked Lil Miss Molly. Maybe it still is Molly kicking these things up. Who knows? Nothing would surprise me. Heck, it could be a combination of surfers I know personally, who have passed on to the other side. It's all too complex to get into here.

Because my friends, this is still the ANNUAL SURF ART Column week.

My first exposure to Surf Art, was seeing Rick Griffin's art and Ed Big Daddy Roth's art. They were both instrumental in my life, as far as drawing and or, doodling surf toons. They were also responsible for me getting into so much trouble. I had a friend, Thom Tremblay who was an incredible artist. Thom and I would draw Murphy type cartoons of each other going on crazy little surf adventures. Of course, we did this during class in the early 60's. We both got in so much trouble. Our teachers would get so upset. But we were hooked on both surfing and cartoons. We had names for our characters. My guy was named "Stoney" short for Stonewall and Thom's cartoon character was named "Fern". They were black and white, pen and ink drawings we did with ball point pens. I would give anything, to get my hands on some of those detailed drawings we did back in those days.

I think our teachers would confiscate them, and throw them away. We didn't care. We'd just draw new ones. Stonewall and Fern's Surf Adventures. Classic. Thom was as good as Griffin. I swear. He was so talented. He and I surfed together a few times. He never got into the hardcore surfing. But he did stay in the art field. The last I heard, he was living in Florida designing boats. Thom if you are out there and read this, please drop me a line. I'd love to hear from you. Or if anyone else might know where Thom Tremblay is, let him know, that his old pal Ralph is looking for him.

I have a report card from the sixth, or seventh grade. In the teacher's comments section was this line..."Ralph spends most of his time in class fooling around. Especially in Art and Music, where he does absolutely nothing." I always wanted to go back and find that teacher, and let her know that, Art and Music is what I ended up doing with my life.

But that would be hurtful. Or would it?

There are many talented surf artists in our midst. Stan Chew an old and dear friend, who is currently working on the Dream Surf camp in Panama, is one such artist/musician. I've always loved Stan's work. And I was really stoked to get some of his latest art for this year's column. As his Surf camp get's closer to opening, I will be filling you guys in on all the details. And trust me. We are all going to want to sample some of those pristine waves. But meanwhile, you can check out some of Stan's amazing work here this week.
*To contact Stan click here

Then there's Hannah Vokey and her husband Sam. Two surfers who are married to the lifestyle of art and surfing. They are stoked on life, and it is evident in their art. You might recall last year when I posted one of Hannah's paintings that she inadvertently did of my son Mackey V. She just randomly chose a photo, out of the millions I post every year, and it just so happened to be Mackey. I flipped when I saw it, because I had never seen a surf painting of one of us surfing before. We ended up getting two more, and we all walk by them every day, as they are hanging in our Living room. And let me tell you, having a surf painting of yourself, is so cool. It's just the coolest thing.

Another super talented Surf Artist is Alex DeConstant. He does these amazing Reduction Woodcut images that are so neat. He has his own unique style, and if you've ever been to Flatbread (and really who hasn't?) you can see his vibrant art everywhere. Just a super talented artist, who has been surfing around here forever. Check his art out.

Another talented Surfer/Artist who used to live here in New Hampshire and has since moved off to California is our good friend Corey Howard. Now I've known Corey since he was a little twerp. I'm very good friends with his Uncle Robin who is himself a talented artist. In fact, Robin was in his day, one of the BEST surfers to ever surf these waves. Seriously. Robin was a great surfer, and he's a pretty damn good artist too. So I'm not surprised that his nephew Corey picked it up as well. Corey is also the older brother of visiting transplant surfer, Kyle Howard. But Corey's really into his art work. I can see it in his work and in his passion. Maybe one day, Kyle might pick it up and carry on the family tradition. We'll see.

This year's Surf Art Column has a few new comers as well. Kevin Kilgore a cartoonist has submitted some funny surf cartons. And there's a few returning artists as well. Jim Shubert who is just a super talent has some work that has been hidden from the public eye for some time but I think you can all appreciate it when you see it. I love Shubert's work.

There's a special gallery devoted to the man himself. Rick Griffin. There can be no denying his contribution to not only surf art, but to surfing in general. Hell, his contribution goes beyond surfing. I mean Griffin did an amazing poster for Jimi Hendrix. Griffin was the man. So was Ed Big Daddy Roth. His Rat Fink toons and surf monsters were classic. It's all here. And so is the amazing surf, both here at home, and on the West Coast. My new West Coast Surf Photo Journalist Ben Ginsberg has sent some UNBELIEVABLE Surf shots from both the US OPEN and the Deadly WEDGE in Newport.

It's all here exclusively for you RPOTW readers.

Last week's "Molly's Magical Monday Swell" prompted quite a few emails, from the surf community. And rightfully so. I posted a few in the Dropping In section. The pain and sadness of Molly's passing may have subsided for those who are outside of the box, but for those inside this tight knit community, it is still very raw and emotional. There are good days and bad days. There are events being planned to help raise money in Molly's memory to help fight cancer in other children. We (the community) are taking a proactive stance, and we will honor Molly's memory, and provide comfort and love to the Rowlees.

The power of love, combined with the healing of surfing.

Now for some of my weekly Global observances:
So an alert neighbor in The People's Republic Of Cambridge calls the Police to report a potential Break in. The police show up, and there was in fact, a break in going on. The problem is, it was the guy who lived there. The guy was a well known Black Harvard Professor. Professor Gates. The arresting officer Sgt Crowley was white. Bam. The race Card is all over the news. I know, you know the story, But just in case you don't. President Barack Obama gets his jabs in by calling the Cambridge Police Department and the white Officer out in his National Press conference, by saying "they acted stupidly."

Really? This same Police Officer, performed mouth to mouth resuscitation on Boston Celtic's star Reggie Lewis years earlier, trying to save his life. This same Police officer, runs a class in racial profiling. And... there was a fellow Police officer who was present, who also happens to be black and he said...that GATES was acting out, and he deserved to be arrested. That forced Baracky to hold a news conference a couple of days later, and retract what he said about the Police. Of course, the mouth that roared Reverend Al Sharpton has now gotten into the fray and...well... Lord help us all. Can't we all do, what the now infamous Rodney King once said, after the LA Race Riots."Can't we all just get along?" Amen Rodney. Amen.

How's this for acting out? Fix the economy Mr President. Stop spending all of our children and grandchildren's money, and FIX the DAMN Economy. Forget about this incident in Cambridge, forget about Gitmo, forget about this Healthcare Bill (that no one seems to understand-including you) . Just keep us safe from Terrorists, and FIX the broken down Economy. Now can we get an amen? Can we get some Hope and Change? Can we get some Spare change?

In the sad news department, we lost another ICON in our world. Who's that? Mr John Barry. He was 84 years old and believe me, we have all used his product. For you see my rusty friends, John Barry was the Inventor of WD-40. May he loosen the squeaky gates of Heaven.


Here's hoping the RED SOX continue to climb back into first place.

The WOUNDED WARRIORS are coming back to Hampton Friday August 28th, 2009 at North Beach for the 2nd Annual HIT THE BEACH! Surf event. Stay tuned.

A HUGE CONGRATS to Lt.Col Jay Hammer who is being Promoted to FULL BIRD COLONEL! Jay Hammer is a surfer from Hampton who still surfs regularly in Hawaii. Our First Colonel! Damn Jay...who would of thunk it? I just wish Joe Somogyi was here to witness this.
CHECK OUT This Cool Surf Flick at The Ashworth on July 28th, 2009 at 8:30PM.
Happy Birthday Mick Jagger July 26th!
Happy Birthday to Vince Shazam July 26th!
Happy 60th Birthday John Savastano August 1st!

Finally our condolences to the family and friends of Joan Sice sister of Janet Savastano and sister -in law of Rick Savastano who passed away from cancer on Thursday. One day, we will find a cure for Cancer and won't that be the happiest of days.


A Celebration of Molly Rowlee's Life will take place on August 22nd at 8th Street
at The Wall at North Beach, Hampton, NH. at 8:00AM for a Surf Paddle. Followed by KB's Bagels and ending with a Block party in Hampton *Details to follow in the weeks ahead. The World is invited.

Please Support ALL The photographers who contribute to Ralph's Pic Of The Week every week for the last 6 years.

Remember my friends...Surfing heals all wounds....
Pray for Surf. Pray for Peace. Surf For Fun.


Ralph


Yesterday- Rick Griffin's Murphy 1961!
(Below) This is the cartoon that started me down the path of doodling and surfing. Rick Griffin's creation Murphy. Before there was a Wilbur Kookmeyer there was Murphy.
Rest in Peace Rick Griffin. You were a special creative genius.
Click image to see more Griffin art.


 

Today 2009- SURF ART Galleries July 26, 2009


(Above) Moonrise Over Bluff Beach. The colorful, warm Tropical paintings from local Surf Artist Stan Chew. To see more Stan Chew's Art click on image. Painting by Stan Chew
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) Salani Lagoon in Samoa by local Surf Artist Stan Chew. To see more of Stan Chew's colorful Art click on image. Painting by Stan Chew
Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) Juniper Point a Reduction Woodcut by local Artist Alex DeConstant.
To see more of Alex's amazing Woodcut art click on the art. Woodcut by Alex DeConstant
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) Dawn Patrol a Reduction Woodcut by local Artist Alex DeConstant.
To see more of Alex's amazing Woodcut art click on the art. Woodcut by Alex DeConstant
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) Tim Carew - Oil on Canvas by Eastie-Westie Artist/Surfer Corey Howard.
To see more of Corey's art click on the guy in the barrel. Painting by Corey Howard
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) Carlos Rivermouth-Tamarindo CR- Oil on Canvas by local Artist/Surfer Hannah Vokey. To see more of Hannah's art click on the art. Painting by Hannah Vokey
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Under The Shade Tree" CR- Oil on linen by local Artist/Surfer Sam Vokey.
To see more of Sam's art click on the art. Painting by Sam Vokey
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) Commissioned - Oil on Canvas by local Artist/Surfer Hannah Vokey. To see more
of Hannah's beautiful paintings click on the art. Painting by Hannah Vokey
Click on the image above to see more.


(Above) "Breaking Waves"- Oil on linen by local Artist/Surfer Sam Vokey. Great work Sam!
To see more of Sam's art click on the art. Painting by Sam Vokey
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Dropping In" Pressed Copper.*This item is for sale.
To see more Mixed Art click on Photo. Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Grondos" Acrylic on canvas- by RALPH. Property of the Grondin family.
To see more of RALPH's work and many others click on Painting.
Painting by RALPH Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Rat Fink" Acrylic on metal- by Ed Big Daddy Roth.
To see more of Ed Big Daddy Roth's work and many others click on RAT FINK.
Art by Ed Big Daddy Roth Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Surf Visitor" Black Marker by RALPH.
. Drawing by RALPH Click on the image above to see larger version.



(Above) "Don't Drop In" Black Marker by RALPH.
. Drawing by RALPH Click on the image above to see larger version.


 

(Above) "Team Rider" Black Marker by MAX.
. Drawing by MAX Click on the image above to see larger version.



(Above) "Jimbos" Acrylic on canvas-digitally enhanced by RALPH. Property of John Meehan.
To see more of Ralph's work and many others click on Painting.
Painting by RALPH Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Korean Surf Toon" pen and ink on paper by Kevin Kilgore.
To see more of KILGORE's work click on Cartoon.
Comic by KILGORE Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) "Surf Monkey" ceramic and paint- Artist unknown.
To see more of Surf Monkey and other absurd Surf Art click on Monkey..
Click on the image above to see more.


(Above) "Jackos" Oil on canvas by Bill Ogden. One of the masters of Surf Art.
To see more of Ogden's work and many others click on Painting.
Painting by Bill Ogden Click on the image above to see more.


(Above) "Griffin at the HR" Rick Griffin was to me, the Master of Surf Art. I loved his work. And he passed away way too early for all of his fans. This photo of Griffin at the Ranch is classic. Hair flying mirroring the kelp in the wave face. Even his surfing was art like. To see more of Rick's amazing art click on photo. One of the TRUE masters of Surf Art. Rick Griffin.
Photo by Ron Stoner Click on the image above to see more.

RALPH'S VIDEO CLIP OF THE WEEK BELOW.



RALPH'S VIDEO CLIP OF THE WEEK *Rick Griffin Pacific Vibrations
CLICK ON THE PHOTO IMAGE BELOW FOR SHORT WINDOWS MEDIA FILE VIDEO CLIP.

(Above) Click on this image For a cool YouTube Video of Rick Griifin's Pacific Vibrations For a clip taken in 1970.

Today 2009- Week-23 The Mini Nor'easter July 24-2009
The RALPH Action Gallery July 24, 2009

(Above) This is Mike Stanek. Friday July 24, 2009.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.

 

(Above) Kyle Howard. Friday July 24, 2009. Floating the ERIE over the dirty brown.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) The need for speed for Mackey V. Friday July 24, 2009.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) A face full of sudsy froth for Dougie "Fresh" Wright. Friday July 24, 2009.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.


(Above) A little boost of air for Dr Brent Reinheimer. Friday July 24, 2009.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) All the young guns were flying around in the brown water swell. Kody Grondin
get's in on the fun Friday July 24, 2009.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.


(Above) This guy was flying all over the place and no one seemed to know who the hell he is. Anyone out there know? Friday July 24, 2009.
To see more of the Mini Nor'easter Swell click on Photo. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.


Today 2009- Week-23 The Mini Nor'easter July 24-2009
The Ed O'Connell Action Gallery July 24, 2009

(Above) Stevie O'Hara finds the right amount of speed to make this work.
Friday July 24th, 2009. Lumpy's Left. *Named after the Leave it To Beaver actor.
To see more LUMPYS action Click on the pic. Photo by Ed O'Connell
Click on the image above to see more.



(Above) Johnny Meehan leaning into a nice turn at Lumpys Left. Oooh Lumphi!
Friday July 24th, 2009. To see more LUMPYS action Click on the pic.
Photo by Ed O'Connell Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) Mike Rosa likes it way bigger for sure, but he was not complaining with the mid summer Mini Nor'easter. Friday July 24th, 2009. Lumpy's Left.
To see more LUMPYS action Click on the pic. Photo by Ed O'Connell
Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) Main Beach attraction. Friday July 24th, 2009. Photo by John Carden

Today 2009- Week-23 July 19th, 2009

(Above) Anthony Currio out the back Sunday July 19th Swell.
Sunday July 19, 2009
. To see more click on Photo.
Photo by RALPH Click on the image above to see more.

(Above) The NA Mai' A OK KAI with Captain Johnny Sav at the helm blasts thru a solid 4' wave at Waikiki? Nope. This is home. Sunday July 19, 2009. To see more click on Photo.
Photo by RALPH Click on the image above to see more.

 

(Above) Deja Vu. Like -30 years earlier, when I would hang out with Robin Rowell each summer. MVF and Kyle keep the torch burning. Eastie & Westie friends for life.
Sunday July 13, 2009. To see more click on Photo.
Photo by RALPH Click on the image above to see more.



Today 2009- SUNDAY July 19th, 2009 Blatant DROP-IN

(Above) The weekly Crime captured on Digi card. Visiting transplant surfer Kyle Howard gets his Welcome Home Wave. BLATANT Drop In. Sunday July 19th, 2009. To see more of this horrendous crime click on image. Photo by RALPH
Click on the image above to see more.



Today 2009- July 21-25, 2009 West Coast Action by
Ben Ginsberg

(Above) Kelly Slater. Huntington Pier. July 21, 2009. Photo by Ben Ginsberg
Click on the photo above to see more INSANE US OPEN ACTION.

(Above) Rob Machado. US OPEN. July 21, 2009. Photo by Ben Ginsberg
Click on the photo above to see more INSANE US OPEN ACTION.

(Above) Mick Fanning. US OPEN. July 21, 2009. Photo by Ben Ginsberg
Click on the photo above to see more INSANE US OPEN ACTION.


(Above) US OPEN Kelly Slater. Huntington Pier. July 25, 2009. PERFECT 10 Ride

Today 2009- Friday & Saturday July 24-25, 2009
THE BIG BAD WEDGE by Ben Ginsberg

(Above) Death Drop. Wedge Madness. 20' sets. Death on the rocks. It's All here by
West Coast Photo madman Ben Ginsberg. July 24th, 2009.
Photo by Ben Ginsberg
Click on the photo above to see more INSANE WEDGE Horror.

(Above) Tom Curran pulling into a heaving inside Wedge barrel. All captured by
RPOTW West Coast Photographer Ben Ginsberg. July 24th, 2009.
Photo by Ben Ginsberg Click on the photo above to see more INSANE WEDGE Horror.


(Above) Hello... Wedge insanity. RPOTW West Coast Photographer Ben Ginsberg
had a front seat to all the madness. July 24th, 2009.
Photo by Ben Ginsberg
Click on the photo above to see more INSANE WEDGE Horror.



(Above) Tavarua Dream Trip! Peter Stokes travels to Fiji and scores Big Cloudbreak, sharing these pristine barrels with Shane Dorian and others!
Photos by Peter Stokes


(Above) Hawaii Secret Spot score with local Kevin Doherty. Sorry we are not saying which Island. Ha! Adam Gustafasen scores while KD pulls the trigger. All coming Next Week! Photos by Kevin Doherty

Today 2009 PARTING SHOT- SUP at the WEDGE???
Saturday July 25th, 2009 by Ben Ginsberg

(Above) YES it's True. A SUP at the WEDGE! It was only a matter of time.
Saturday, July 25th, 2009.
Photo by Ben Ginsberg
Click on the photo above to see more INSANE WEDGE Horror.

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