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Ned Evans

Born in Burbank, California, Ned spent his entire life in or near the water. Now living in Venice, California, Ned’s surf-inspired paintings tend to be emotive rather than purely visual.

Ned’s art is evocative of the ocean, but aren’t depictions so much as a collective of physical and sensory reinterpretations of the surf – from the beach’s sand to aerial overviews, from absolute immersion to riding the wave and sitting on a board looking back to the land's horizon. Derived from dream and memory and the ephemeral experience the ocean can give to those who love it. After nearly five decades of surfing and painting, a natural symbiosis seems to evolve between the two.

Robb Havassy

For the past decade California artist Robb Havassy has been one of the leading creative voices within the surf culture, having created art and collaborated with many of the surf industry’s biggest brands, most prominent collectors and most impactful environmental and socially conscious non-profit organizations.

Robb’s art is a reflection of his lifestyle, passions and inspirations, which like himself are varied and multilayered. Robb’s art takes many forms: Drawing, painting, sculpture, food and drink, books, apparel, music, film. To Robb, being an “artist” means that you are a creator of many things that inspire others, which is how his life has evolved.

Melinda Morey

Melinda grew up near the ocean, on Kauai, and though she has lived far and wide, she continues to draw from it as from a well, from her spiritual, mental and physical wellbeing.

Growing up in Kauai is a source of inspiration for her work, as a metaphor and a medium. Melinda’s method she uses for painting now is all about fluidity and chance, a sort of controlled experiment. When the process works, it gives her the same feeling of awe that watching the ocean does.