This is what happens when artistic people watch their surfboards get shaped with posca pens in the same room. This took Pete about one minute.     

Here are a few shots of Jake Willis's new pin tail. This particular board is 9'4'' x 23'' x 3''. 

I finished this board towards the beginning of January for a retiring fireman. I thought that color scheme was appropriate in light of his once profession.  This board in-particular finished out at 6'2'' x 21 x 2 11/16 and was equipped with two hand foiled 1/4'' wood keel fins.  

Most recently in surfboard manufacturing people have been looking to the past to guide there future. This endeavor deemed "Three Little Piggies" looks at a 60's era Hobbie for inspiration and influence. Here are a few shots from the early stages.    

5'x22''x2 5/8x19''x18 3/4

A few new additions to the pile of templates. A new keel 5'10x20 3/4x2 1/2 with 10'' tips and a rocket quad, 5'8x20x2 1/2 with 9.5'' tips. All with V and double concave out the tail. 

Came across this stock photo of a board I built last spring. This is a full outline of my classic square tail in its intended dimensions, 9'10'' x 24 x 19 x 16.5. The rail design is a modern soft rail, 40/60 and turned up in the nose and tail for maximum hold. The wet sanded gloss that this board has adds to its capability to achieve great speeds. Add a few layers of 8 oz. volan and that extra weight transfers into momentum resulting in stability and speed.

This board is a compilation of scoop tail theory, reverse rocker, a full outline all anchored by a 10.5 inch rudder fin. The end result is a board that is loose off the tail and a sidewalk on the nose.      

This board was made for a talented surfer and musician named Marc Gould. He can be seen ripping at shores on a daily basis.  This board is the first of many twinzers, at 6'2'' x 21 1/2 x 2 7/8 it allows any surfer to up his or her wave count while providing a unique feeling of drive and release.Also check out his music at www.bedfordgrovemusic.com.