Editorial - Page 5 of 143 - The Surfers Journal

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Searching for Arcadia

Kepa Acero and photographer Marc Durà trace a path of antiquity through Lebanon, Tunisia, and Egypt, where the wind, the swell, the landscape, and the…

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Master of the Well-Turned Line

Bryan Di Salvatore, surfer, scribe, and the last of the world’s great correspondents, 1948–2024.

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Undersold, Experiential

A brief case study of the Baja Sur strike.

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Tricks of the Trade

So, you want to shape a surfboard?

Ryan Burch

On what excites him about the future of surfboard design, surf stardom, the virtues of working with your hands, traveling, entrepreneurship, and getting comfortable in…

Robert Trujillo

On joining Metallica, falling in love with the bass guitar, his first big break, family, songwriting and composition, and the connection between surfing and music.

“Standing Up” with Yusuke Hanai

Alex Weinstein talks with the Japanese artist about the power of art and the underdog.

Carissa Moore

On staying true to herself, the nuances of expectation, positivity, taking a break from the tour, the realities of pro surfing, athleticism, and her upbringing…

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On Style

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Tuna Taper

From Darwin to Boeing, from Edwards to Greenough, we call upon the shaper to explain.

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Ripples of Distortion

Andrew VanWyngarden on playing in MGMT, recurring apocalyptic dreams, the psychedelic experience, and waves—both oceanic and sonic.

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Faces, Scars, Musculature

Portraiture from the North Shore of Oahu by Brown W. Cannon III.