Surfing, Skateboarding, Music, Photography, Travel, Culture and general antics of the youth on the run.
To celebrate the release of the Psychic Migrations book, director Ryan Thomas dug into a trip that didn’t make it into the original film, but deserves some stage time. In this cutting room floor short called Isla de Algas, Ryan Burch and Andrew Doheny motor out to sea and then row ashore to a desert island back…
Last night Volcom rolled out the pink carpet for all the stars of their new movie Psychic Migrations, the first full-length surf feature we’ve seen from them since The Bruce Movie. The line to get in wrapped around the whole Triangle Square and no one was disappointed with what they saw once they made inside…
Getting inside the mind of an artist is really hard to do. While brilliant, they usually can’t articulate the trippy colors and images that pass through their minds. Such has been the case of Volcom’s brilliant filmmaker Ryan Thomas (RT). He’s been involved in some of our favorite Volcom surf films of the past decade…
They’re somewhere between comedic genius and surreal, feverish nightmares. Raw. Authentic. Fun. But always creative — with a smiley, fucked up twist. Volcom films challenge us, and make us remember surfing is whatever crazy thing you want it to be. And it’s always backed up by the most legit action you can compile. We sat down with…
In this final installment of the series, friends discuss the critics, projects and prospects of Dion Agius. He’s 26 and not finished.
Before every third pro stopped doing contests and started a blog, Dion stopped doing contests and started a blog.
Dion moved from Tasmania to the Gold Coast for high school, and everything changed.
At 26, Dion has practically become an entire pro surfing genre unto himself. He’s as remarkable out of the water as he is on a surfboard.