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Celebrate your love of surfing in old school style with this fun skull and surfboard design.

Add some fun to your wardrobe with this Newquay Cornwall Surf Girl and Guy with a Dog, watercolour brush style stripe, carrying their surfboard with their dog watching the waves at the surfing beach great summer surf fun accessory for surfers

Artwork of Mavericks California. Work shows the great surfing site with a giant crashing wave, coastal mountains, and a churning Pacific ocean. Cool, retro, and full of fun...

Epic Surf Breaks T-Shirt Designs, all rights reserved Copyright 2010 Maverick's or Mavericks is a surfing location in Northern California, U.S.A.. It is located approximately 2 miles (3.2 km) from shore in Pillar Point Harbor just north of Half Moon Bay at the village of Princeton-By-The-Sea. After a strong winter storm in the northern Pacific Ocean, waves can routinely crest at over 25 feet (8m) and top out at over 80 feet (24.4m). The break is caused by an unusually-shaped underwater rock formation. Mavericks is a winter destination for some of the world's best big wave surfers. Very few riders become big wave surfers; and of those, only a select few are willing to risk the hazardous conditions at Maverick's. An invitation-only c...

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Celebrate your love of surfing in vintage style with this awesome sketch art featuring a surfer on the beach.

Show your love of surfing in old school style with this fun, vintage heart-shaped surfer graphic. Don't see your favorite beach? Message us for custom designs.

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Experience a calming surfing session with this design inspired by the ocean's soothing waves. Perfect for surf enthusiasts.

Experience a calming surfing session with this design inspired by the ocean's soothing waves. Perfect for surf enthusiasts.

"Mavericks Ahead" is a warning sign that surfers should be on the lookout for huge, potentially dangerous waves as they approach Mavericks, a famous surfing spot located in Northern California. These waves can reach heights of over 50 feet and are known for their massive swells and powerful breaks. Only the most skilled and experienced surfers dare to ride these waves, as they require a high level of athleticism and bravery to conquer. As you approach Mavericks, be sure to keep an eye out for this road sign and hang loose - the ride of a lifetime awaits. Just be sure to respect the power of the ocean and always take necessary precautions when surfing at Mavericks.

Show your love of surfing in colorful old school style with this awesome beach graphic.

Mavericks surfing spot, funny pixel wave - gift for big wave surfer

Great places to surf around the world.Queensland's Gold Coast is one of the most intense surf zones in the world, combining 40K's (25mi) of legendary spots with a huge, hungry surf population. It's the most visited stretch of coastline in Australia, but don't be misled by the name 'Surfer's Paradise', as the heart of this zone is dominated by skyscrapers not palm trees and the mass-tourism hordes rule out anything approaching deserted. However year round warm temperatures, a raging nightlife and endlessly long, right point breaks tempt southerners and foreigners alike, to try their luck in Australia's most competitive line-ups.

Great places to surf around the world.Uluwatu’s potential for incredible surfing first caught the attention of global audiences with the release of the Australian environmental surf documentary “Morning of the Earth” in 1971. This film helped to establish and encourage the natural relationship between the surfing community and ecological values. This deep appreciation comes from not only enjoying nature’s beauty, but participating in it or even “becoming one” with Mother Nature by catching that perfect wave.

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Measuring just fifty yards wide in some points, this fragile island was proclaimed America’s first National Seashore Park in the mid sixties. The jetties at the lighthouse were built just a few years later and are largely responsible for creating the icon’s resilient sandbars and reeling left-hander. Quickly gaining notoriety for its top level surf, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse began hosting ESA’s in 1971 and even hosted the US Surfing Championships in 1974 as well as in 1978 and 1982.

World famous big wave spot found in Half Moon Bay, off the coast of California. Mavericks is one of the top big wave spots, it starts to work in large swells and can hold swells of 5 meters. The water is cold and shark infested, and the wave itself has claimed lives. It is only for the most experienced big wave surfers.

Anyone from Half Moon Bay, CA knows about vacas, (AKA cows) and what they mean to the history of surf culture. COWS, bruh! Milk, cheese, steaks, surf! They're as essential to life on the coast as artichokes, pumpkins, the ol' satellite and Mavericks. Go cougars! If you grew up anywhere between HMB and Montara in the early 90's you know what I'm talking about.... PATM!

Retro surfing design perfect for kids and adults who love California. Grab this design as a birthday gift for your friend or family member who also loves surfing. The design is also great for a Christmas present.

A great design surfing logo

Epic Surf Break Designs All rights reserved Puerto Escondido, The Mexican Pipeline. Everyone's heard of the place and many have given it a try. But how much of the Escondido legend is true and how much is myth? The truth is that Puerto can match its reputation, if you are willing put in the time it takes to know the place. First off, the waves. The surf is seasonal, varying from small to medium in size during the dry season (November to April), and from small to big during the rainy season (beginning in early May). The change of seasons is dramatic, occurring within the space of a week and bringing with it an equally sudden increase in wave size. We encounter our first myth: With the change of seasons--and wave size--wave quality di...