John Van Hamersveld takes us through the design and effect of his "Endless Summer" poster. John Van Hamersveld was the man behind the iconic "Endless Summer" poster that forever solidified the image ...

From sun-bleached hair to salt-crusted skin, surf culture in the ’60s and ’70s was as much about the lifestyle as it was about the waves. Beaches were alive with the thump of rock and reggae, the ...

Ever get misty eyed about the '70s and '80s in Australia? Those were the days: munching on Chiko rolls, riding in Kingswoods and reading that rather risqué Puberty Blues novel. It was a time of surf ...

Bunker Spreckels was a wild, colorful man. The scion of the Spreckels Sugar Co. and the stepson of Clark Gable, he was a surfer, a hunter and a jet-setting playboy, who inherited millions at age 21.

To many surfers, the exploratory days of the 1970s were surfing’s halcyon days. Surfing was booming, yes, but there were still many waves undiscovered and lineups weren’t packed. Surfing was about ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Back in the 1970s, a time when film producer David Elfick recalls “the dole was called the surfing scholarship” the Palm Beach local ...