Becca Kennelly Riso Print Show

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Rebecca Kennelly is a multimedia artist and founder of Daydream Surf Shop. This show is a snapshot behind the scenes of her quilt patterns creations for various applications at Daydream, most notably her Quilt Towels. This show is all printed using a risograph printer, an automated screen printing device that was developed in Japan in the early 1980’s. Each risograph print turns out slightly different due to the way the screen print registers when each color is printed on top of one another. This adds an element of chance and uniqueness to the individuality of each pattern akin to the making of a physical quilt as they often have miniature imperfections that make each one unique. In addition to the quilt prints, Rebecca has a coffee table displaying some of her favorite inspiration quilting books that span across the 1800’s through to today. Before starting Daydream, Rebecca studied Design and Fine art at the University of San Francisco and worked in interior design and event design.

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Meet Cute Vintage Market

Valentine Vintage hosted Meet Cute Vintage Market this past weekend!

 

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Sol Market 2/14

Sol Market

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30% Off Sale

30% OFF SALE

Surfboards and More! Browse our website or cruise by the shop this next week to browse Surfboards, Home Goods, Apparel and more- all 30% Off! Sale Ends 2/2
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Surf & Sidewalk

A Fundraiser Event for Circles 2/3/24

Saturday, February 3rd from 6:30-10pm, join us for a night of film, culture and conversation at Daydream. Live music by film contributors and bands Bondo & PLOVVER, raffle prizes, silent auction, adult bevs, trailer screening and Q&A discussion around filming, process and importance of keeping analog film alive. Event proceeds will help with finishing and licensing costs for Circles as well as a portion of proceeds to Rolling from the Heart Foundation. Tickets are $30 dollars and come with one free drink.
Five years ago, Dana Shaw began collecting clips on a donated Bolex 16mm camera. What started as a fragmented series of childhood dreams, chasing waves and digging out irrigation trenches with his homies, developed into a feature 16mm film including old friends and new… “Circles - An Ode To Shredding” was born!

This project as well as the communities and people that inspired it are sacred to Dana. His goal has been to make the film 100% grass roots, without any brand involvement or investors to keep true to the vision and ethos. That vision has come to fruition. Circles is at 90% completion with no funding and only favors from special buds like Origins Archival who helped making a purely 16mm film possible. Kyle Kennelly was the first person he pointed that camera at, while Greg Weaver yelled "Bolex, Rex 4... Pull the trigger, count to 10, then move on to the next wave rider.", in the background as Dana loaded it with a roll at the Blackies lot in Newport. From there it snowballed, more people got involved and every session the camera got pulled out was like reliving each one of those fragmented dreams in deja vu.
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