‘Rocky Lefts’ 10/25 Original Woodcut Print (framed) surf

‘Rocky Lefts’ 10/25 Original Woodcut Print (framed) surf'Rocky Lefts' here Kean depicts one of the most rippable waves on the North Shore of Oahu Rocky Lefts. Rocky Point is Kean's favorite surf break, and though he usually surfs the right, he'll drift over to the left if the crowd is light. It's a super fun wave and one of the most consistent spots on the North Shore. This piece was created using the woodcut method of relief printmaking. It is a limited edition of 25 originals printed on BFK Rives Paper.

The wave is framed by two palms with a sandy foreground (Ali’i Beach Park)

Kean started carving the woodblock in Australia while participating in FLUX Hawaii magazine's pop up art show in Sydney

‘split peak’ in surf lingo

Title : 'Mokoli'i' Commonly referred to ‘China Man’s Hat’

a focal point drawing your eye into the wave

It is said that Hi’iaka

The viewer is treated to a vantage point from inside the barrel of a breaking wave on the South Shore of Oahu

One of Kean’s largest prints to date

Kean hopes to convey that feeling here in 'Wavelength'

11inch x 14inch

Envy Green / Material: 50% Polyester / 25% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 25% Rayon

Title: 'Na Pali'