Global Meltdown
Posted to Instagram 6 days ago
Lacanau Lines
Posted to Instagram 6 months ago
Making Mountains
Posted to Instagram 7 months ago
Seaweed and surfing
Posted to Instagram 9 months ago
Rock climbers check list
Posted to Instagram 9 months ago
“Those who wander are not necessarily lost”
Posted to Instagram 11 months ago
Canadian Chronicles: Part 2
Posted to Instagram 2 years ago
One Year on the Road
Posted to Instagram 2 years ago
Canadian Chronicles: Part 1
Posted to Instagram 3 years ago
New adventures
Posted to Tumblr 3 years ago
A reaction to the recently released US Climate Assessment...
...which was largely buried in the news as a result of its release over the Thanksgiving holiday. It's conclusion: "The global warming of the past 50 years is primarily due to human activities, predominantly the burning of fossil fuels".
That same day, US President Donald Trump said he doesn't believe the report. More illustrations to follow...
Lacanau Lines
This week I’m lucky to be sharing a house with a crew of hardworking startup surfers in France. Let the sunset sessions begin!
Making mountains in the workshop
I made this little set of wooden mountains as a gift for friends and family on my return from my two year adventure away in Canada. All using offcuts of plywood with sandpaper, stain, saws and a plane.
Ad for the finishing touch - white water-based paint dabbed over masking tape to create the snowy peaks!
On a seaweed field trip mission for some Under the Skin research.
The rock climbers check list. For all you climbing geeks out there. Let me know if I forgot anything!
My mum sent me this little quote during some of the tougher times during my two year travels across Canada.
The words really resonated and stuck with me. I think this message rings true in so many walks of life. And just like ski touring, sometimes you have to dig deep, stick with it and embrace the uphill struggle. It’s always worth it on the way down.
I've finally finished my second short travel film from the past 8 months on the road in British Columbia, Canada.
Dirtbag life in Squamish, Ski bumming in Whistler, Coastal life on Vancouver Island, and everything in between… it's been an adventure! Follow the link below to watch the short 4-minute film.
It's officially 11 months today I've been on the road, living out of my truck and exploring British Columbia and the California coast.
It's been a pretty wild chapter of my life! Huge shoutout to everyone I've met with and skied, surfed, rock climbed, hiked, camped, bouldered, shared ideas and new experiences with along the way. I've learnt so much and feel so grateful.
Now it's time to head home for Christmas catch ups and take advantage of a warm shower before the next Canadian Adventure in the New Year!
I’ve put together a short travel film of my past few Winter months spent on the road in Canada.
I’ve explored some beautiful wild and beautiful people; Vancouver, Whistler, Revelstoke, Banff, Lake Louise, Canmore, Jasper, and Skaha. Enjoy!
I've made the crazy, exciting, nerve-wracking decision to relocate to BC, Canada.
I’ve come here for new world experiences. I’ve come here to explore the great outdoors through my passion for skiing, rock climbing and surfing. And I’ve come here to gain inspiration from the wilderness and beauty of the natural world. I can’t think of many places better for this than here in the heart of British Columbia.
I’ve set up a travel blog to document and share my experiences through film, photography, illustration and snippets of written thoughts and stories that I’ve scribbled whilst on the road.