Bid on your favorite now! text surf to 72727 SURF ART Dear Friends, Thank you so much for your interest in the amazing art that makes up the 2018 collection of Surfboards On Parade, presented by the Rotary Club of Huntington Beach. All of these pieces will be auctioned off to the highest bidder at the Night of a Million Waves Gala and Art Auction on Sunday, October 7, 2018 at the beautiful new Twin Dolphin Tower at the Waterfront Beach Resort – a Hilton Hotel. Your support is invaluable and helps us in our efforts to make our community and the world a better place! In 2014, the inaugural year of Surfboards On Parade, we raised more than $100,000 to help eradicate skin cancer. In 2016, the generosity of the many helped raise $115,000 in the continued fight against skin cancer, and to help the City of Huntington Beach fund the first ever universally accessible playground on the sand that opened on 9th and PCH earlier this year! In total there are 23 masterpieces created by legendary shapers collaborating with acclaimed artists. Every collaboration available is truly one-of-a-kind art that will be not only an increasing asset, but also a slice of history and a conversation piece of stunning art to enjoy for generations to come. Please take a moment to reflect on the power of your potential contribution to help eradicate skin cancer, and for this year’s community cause, to heal our most wounded veteran’s one wave at a time. We are so grateful for your consideration. Should you not be able to attend the Gala, proxy bids will be excepted. To request a live auction proxy for the art auction, please contact Jodi McKay at SurfboardsOnParade2018 or 714-337-9176. Warmest Mahalo, Rotary Club of Huntington Beach EXPERIENCE #1 “Light on the Water” #2 “Lightwave” Pat Bone Sam Bernal Chris Carrozza Rick “Rockin Fig” Fignetti As a painter, I like to play around with the colors and Light and waves have an inherent relationship, and patterns I see and feel all around me. joining the two seemed a fitting tribute to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Surfing Walk of Fame. Calm 5’7” x 18 1//2” x 2” Swallow Tail - Acrylic on Foam watery reflections dance across the interior surface of the board while the colors change like the moods of the ocean. This fish twin fin board from Huntington Beach local Legend Rockin Fig inspired a fish skeleton design cut out of the fiberglass along with a stylized version of the Surfing Walk of Fame logo. Twenty five waves were painted on the board’s fiberglass, and the entire board was turned into a luminescent paper lantern. 5’9” x 21 x 2 1/4” Fish Twin Fin – Acrylic, paper and glue 4 For more information please visit: For more information please visit: 5 surfboards on parade.org surfboards on parade.org #3 “Eddie Aikau Legend” #4 “Duke’s Warrior: Ambassador of Operation Surf” Rick Rietveld Pete Carolan Randy Lewis Martin Pollock Adaptive surfer, British army veteran and Operation Surf Ambassador Martin Pollock’s life changed forever Edward Ryon Makuahanai “Eddie” Aikau (May 4, 1946 in Afghanistan in 2010 when an improvised explosive – March 17, 1978) is one of the most respected names devise took both legs and part of his left arm. Pollock in surfing, becoming well known as a big-wave surfer. was serving as a rifleman in the British Army when the “Eddie” was a true symbol of Aloha. explosion happened During a rehab appointment, he heard about Operation Surf, a program that provides In 1968, he became the first lifeguard hired by the city healing and hope for wounded veterans one wave & county of Honolulu to work on the North Shore. Eddie at a time. He came to his first Operation Surf camp in braved surf that often reached twenty feet high or more California in 2012. Surfing brought Pollock a sense of to make a rescue. He became famous for surfing the freedom, as he enjoyed the feeling of weightlessness in big Hawaiian surf, including winning First Place at the the salty water. It was also quite challenging, something prestigious 1977 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing the athlete in him appreciated. His perseverance paid Championship. off as Pollock surfed 12-foot waves with Laird Hamilton in Hawaii. Surfing has become Pollock’s source of In 1976, the Polynesian Voyaging Society sailed the inspiration. “Everything I do now is to enable me to surf”. Hokule’a on a successful 30-day, 2500-mile journey Whenever I’m in a tough spot or feeling down, I go to following the ancient route of the Polynesian migration the coast or watch a surf video to feel better.” between the Hawaiian and Tahitian islands at 31 years of age, Eddie was selected for this voyage as a crew This has also become a global opportunity for Pollock member. The Hokule’a left the Hawaiian Islands on - a world-class adaptive surfer. Pollock competed at March 16, 1978 and later capsized in stormy weather. the World Championships in 2016 and will surf in the 2018 event. In 2017, competing in the English Adaptive In the attempt to save his crew, Eddie paddled toward Championship placed first in assisted category and third Lanai on his surfboard. Aikau was missing at sea. Despite in the unassisted category. As an ambassador Pollock great search efforts “Eddie” was never seen again. has helped bring the program to England. Pollock was -Eddie Aikau Foundation. given the Endeavor Fund Award for his direct efforts with Operation Surf at a ceremony, attended by both the A native So Cal artist, Rick Rietveld, was a founder and Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry. Creative Director for Maui and Sons and then his own apparel line, Rietveld USA. This surfboard built by the Decorated Navy SEAL artist, Pete Carolan, works talented local hero Randy Lewis is dedicated to the encompass an impressive international magnitude, memory of Eddie Aikau, a great man of Aloha willing to including the International Space Station After Sept. freely and unselfishly give his life so others may live. 11th, 2001, Pete became emboldened to a higher degree of patriotism, and his artwork reflects that 9’ Gun that “Eddie Would Ride” – Laminated dedication today in his many works that appear in such places as The Pentagon, our Nation’s Capital and The White House. 7’ x 25 x 4 ¼ - Airbrush 6 For more information please visit: For more information please visit: 7 surfboards on parade.org surfboards on parade.org #5 “Bruce Brown #6 “The Bomb” Shooting Cape St. Francis” John Van Hamersveld Phil Roberts Tim Stamps Robert August Step back in time with master artist Phil Roberts. Everyone can point to the “Endless Summer of 1966” film and the director and surf stars and put me down as An original composition recreates an undocumented the designer of the poster which drove the campaign scene in the Endless Summer of Bruce Brown filming as a symbol for Surf Culture, along with the 5 years of the Mike Hynson and Robert August sharing their first waves 50th anniversary for Bruce Brown who had me involved at the just discovered spot called cape St. Francis on a to help him promote. 12’ single fin Robert August “Endless Summer” replica board. But that was then... that piece of history is embedded in the culture as is the Beatles MMT album cover and This is a realistic depiction and portrait in black and the other covers for the Stones, Dylan and the Dead, for white oils of the boys capturing that iconic famous day hipster culture. for the movie. For the past 5 years I have been building another career No photography exists documenting this important part as a visual artist creating murals for cities as my clients of the story. desire PUBLIC ART - one colorful and kaleidoscopic mural after another! 12’ Single Fin Longboard - Oil This surfboard is connected to the 32- foot high by 510- foot long wraparound mural that envelops the DWP’s Scattergood tank in El Segundo. 11’ Gun – Laminated 8 For more information please visit: For more information please visit: 9 surfboards on parade.org surfboards on parade.org #7 “Pier Pressure” #8 “Procure Planet Blue” Dave C. Reynolds Ricardo Duffy Tim Patterson Breno Basilio & Brad Basham This surfboard celebrates HB’s iconic pier. It’s kind of like If we do not save our oceans from the destructive forces our ground zero of coolness. of pollution that this human race has caused, our entity on this planet called Earth will no longer exist! I have a zillion memories forged somewhere around those grey pilings. Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking said that humanity needs to immediately invest more in exploring one of The reason I’m a surfer now is the time spent fishing off the blue planets near our solar system to colonize. the pier as a little kid. Due to climate change, an ever-growing population, My Dad and I would spend the whole day there. Seeing and the mounting risk of an apocalypse at our own all the surf action in the water looked like a lot more fun hands, it behooves us to find alternative places to live. to me than catching fish. 8’6” Swallow Tail – Stencils, Airbrush, Posca Pen and This surfboard was custom shaped for me by shaping Krylon Paint legend Timmy Patterson. 6’10” x 21” x 2 ¾ “- Acrylic 10 For more information please visit: For more information please visit: 11 surfboards on parade.org surfboards on parade.org #9 “Vintage Aloha” #10 “The People’s Choice” Steven Neill Douglas Cross Bob “The Greek” Bolen Mark Nakashima I started surfing on the North Side of the World-Famous Andy Irons was a Surfing World Champion, most noted for Huntington Beach Pier in 1958.