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The Endless Summer
- Author: Faith-Ann Young
- Posted on: Monday November 16, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- Filed under: exclusive, art, music, manfred naescher, the endless summer, surfing
Like whiskey on ice while reading The Rum Diaries on a rooftop, the surf flick The Endless Summer triggers our endorphins, adrenaline, and desires to be free and f*ck-all. Which is why we keep it easy access under our lazy-boy for days when we need it most.
In similar taste, here's an endorphin-filled placebo for your lazy Monday: bursting, simplistic watercolors by Manfred Naescher, (who should get a damn-man award just for sporting that name boldly.) They perfectly evoke the color and spirit of The Endless Summer.
Psst, if you want a soulful soundtrack while thinking about the slick South Africa sun on your back and going aggro on tropical waves without a care in the world....?
Bust out THIS ONE loud.
It's the soundtrack that never was - submitted by designer/producer Alex Goose for the Jay-Z album.
(Download the Blueprint Outtakes for free HERE.)
PS All this juice is courtesy of one our favorite instant good read blogs, BOOOOOOOM!
Oh, and happy monday.
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