It's funny how much can change in three years. It's been that long since we loaded up our family and moved to the Outer Banks. I have continued to learn and hone my craft of building surfboards and the more I learn, the more I keep changing things to fit what I want my boards to do on a wave. I have been building boards under a new label Notion Surfboards since we moved and I have grown as a shaper and designer so much. I want to share what I have learned and how my boards have evolved.
One of my favorite thing about blogging was sharing my journey as a board builder and I keep seeing page hits from this site so I thought I'd start updating it again. With the progression of design in surfboards, I have developed a bit of an all around design aesthetic that I enjoy. I have launched a new companion brand to Notion Surfboards called Notion Uprising. At Notion Uprising I have designed hi quality accessories to compliment the surfboards I build and I will be adding new products as time goes on. I will be blogging and telling the stories of my friends that live life on the edges of society, as so many shapers do. We view things differently and that comes out in the way we life. Check out the Blog and I'll keep you all up to date with new board offerings and campfire tales of ocean perfection.
Showing posts with label Outer Banks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Outer Banks. Show all posts
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Outer Banks Move!!!
So a lot has been happening in life, so much that I haven't had time to blog in the past month. The big news is WE ARE MOVING!! We are moving the the Outer Banks and we are really excited about building boards and raising our family on the islands. We will continue to develop our ecocraft boards that everyone has been liking so much and I still have that hollow recycled board project that I will be working on.
We have passed the ding repair side of the business on to Dylan who has been working with me and learning the ropes for a couple years. You can drop your boards off at Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg and be assured that Dylan will treat your board right.
I have set up a little shop on my parents property and I plan to come back to Northern California and fill orders a couple times a year. I have just finished up a ten board glassing order for JK Surfboards and this weekend I will be glassing a few more of my own custom orders which I will be sure to post pictures of. Then we will be getting on a plane and flying to our new adventure. To all our friends on the East Coast, be sure to come out the Outer Banks and check us out whenever you can, and to our west coast friends we will be back to visit soon. Jake
We have passed the ding repair side of the business on to Dylan who has been working with me and learning the ropes for a couple years. You can drop your boards off at Lost Surf Shack in Fort Bragg and be assured that Dylan will treat your board right.
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| Outer Banks Sunrise (not sure who took this but it sure is pretty) |
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Election Year Vote Now
Politics don't really do it for me. What does do it for me is epic surfing, and that's what you should vote for. The voting for the Innersection 2 best video part ends on March 30th so vote now at http://innersection.tv/. While your there vote for Brett Barley's part which can be seen at http://www.brettbarley.com/ Brett grew up on the Outer Banks of North Carolina and kills it. Since I am on the subject of the Outer Banks my friend Chris has been making some really nice hand planes over there his website is http://www.lumberseadogs.com/ take a gander at it, he is doing all kinds of cool stuff. While I am passing out links check out this song from Josh Garrels, I have been listening to this song and the rest of the album non stop in the shop for the past couple weeks and it is great. The whole album is available for free download at his website. That's enough for now, back to making surfboard. Jake
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