Posted on February 16th, 2013 in inkydeep by inkydeep
Dutch Uncles – Fester. Released November 2012.
From the Sunday Times; “Dissonant, xylophone-pocked electro-pop, this new single from the Manc quintet is sublime”.
ONE SHOT- an Image and an Attitude. From Darren McCagh. Released December 2012.
Amazing surfing imagery and what it takes to be a surf photographer.
From the One Shot facebook page; “’One Shot’ is a short documentary that looks into the life of Russell Ord, a West Australian, world renowned surf Photographer as he embarks on a mission to capture ‘one shot’ that defines who he is, not just what he does. Fueled by a burning desire to have ‘his moment’ Russell risks life and limb to capture waves of consequence from inside the barrel.”
The Distant Shores Movie. From Surfer Magazine. Released June 2012.
Wanderlust… Such an excellent surf movie; a surf odyssey to the ends of the earth.
Richard Hawley – Don’t Stare At The Sun.. Released May 2012.
The very very talented Richard Hawley… such beautiful music.
Excuse the Roach.. From Andrew Gough. Released February 2013.
Posted on February 16th, 2013 in inkydeep by inkydeep
All customer feedback is valued and I am proud and pleased to say inkydeep has received only positive feedback; on the service provided, the products and packaging. To date I have not placed customer feedback on the site (maybe a touch too modest) but I was so stoked with recently received feedback that I would like to share it;
“You don’t have to be a surfer to fall in love with inkydeep’s amazingly beautiful tee shirts. They are high quality, the softest organic, gorgeously unusual colours and the icing on the cake is that they don’t have those huge logos that shout out at you.
I’ve bought about half a dozen of these tees for relatives aged between 17 and 40 and I know that they are going to love them and want to wear them till they fall apart.
The stuff was delivered to me super-fast and arrived beautifully packed with inkydeep stickers, cards and printed brown bags.
Posted on April 19th, 2012 in inkydeep by inkydeep
The first event of the British National Longboard Championships takes place at Woolacombe Beach on the 21 and 22 April. Looks like a weekend of fun.
From the National Trust North Devon blog; “The National Trust are this year’s Environmental Partners with the British Longboard Union (BLU) and are hosting two of the four leg series on Trust cared for beaches, Woolacombe and Crantock.
Woolacombe is one of the premier surf spots in the South West and we are really excited that the first round is starting off with us. Fingers crossed for some good surf and a bit of sunshine. So if you are a seasoned veteran or a budding novice go to the BLU website for entry details www.british-longboard-union.co.uk and have go.”