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D:\Sites\surfart.com\XmlPackages\entity.artistpage.xml.config
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <package version="2.1" displayname="Entity Grid with Prices" debug="true" includeentityhelper="true"> <!-- ###################################################################################################### --> <!-- Copyright AspDotNetStorefront.com, 1995-2010. All Rights Reserved. --> <!-- http://www.aspdotnetstorefront.com --> <!-- For details on this license please visit the product homepage at the URL above. --> <!-- THE ABOVE NOTICE MUST REMAIN INTACT. --> <!-- --> <!-- ###################################################################################################### --> <query name="Products" rowElementName="Product"> <sql><![CDATA[ exec dbo.aspdnsf_GetProducts @categoryID = @CatID, @sectionID = @SecID, @manufacturerID = @ManID, @distributorID = @DistID, @genreID = @GenreID, @vectorID = @VectorID, @localeName = @locale, @CustomerLevelID = @CustLevelID, @affiliateID = @AffID, @ProductTypeID = @ProdTypeID, @ViewType = 1, @pagenum = @pgnum, @pagesize = null, @StatsFirst = 0, @publishedonly = 1, @ExcludePacks = 0, @ExcludeKits = 0, @ExcludeSysProds = 0, @InventoryFilter = @InvFilter, @sortEntityName = @entityname, @storeID = @StoreID, @filterProduct = @FilterProduct ]]></sql> <queryparam paramname="@CatID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="CatID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@SecID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="SecID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@ManID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="ManID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@DistID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="DistID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@GenreID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="GenreID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@VectorID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="VectorID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@locale" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="LocaleSetting" sqlDataType="varchar" defvalue="en-US" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@CustLevelID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="CustomerLevelID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@AffID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="AffiliateID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@ProdTypeID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="ProductTypeFilterID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="1" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@pgnum" paramtype="request" requestparamname="pagenum" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="1" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@InvFilter" paramtype="appconfig" requestparamname="HideProductsWithLessThanThisInventoryLevel" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@entityname" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="EntityName" sqlDataType="varchar" defvalue="" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@StoreID" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="StoreID" sqlDataType="int" defvalue="1" validationpattern="" /> <queryparam paramname="@FilterProduct" paramtype="runtime" requestparamname="FilterProduct" sqlDataType="bit" defvalue="0" validationpattern="" /> </query> <PackageTransform> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:aspdnsf="urn:aspdnsf" exclude-result-prefixes="aspdnsf"> <xsl:output method="html" omit-xml-declaration="yes" /> <xsl:param name="LocaleSetting" select="/root/Runtime/LocaleSetting" /> <xsl:param name="WebConfigLocaleSetting" select="/root/Runtime/WebConfigLocaleSetting" /> <xsl:param name="ShowSubcatsInGrid"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:AppConfig('ShowSubcatsInGrid')" /> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="SubcatGridCols">3 </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="EntityName"> <xsl:value-of select="/root/Runtime/EntityName" /> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="EntityID"> <xsl:value-of select="/root/Runtime/EntityID" /> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="WholesaleOnlySite"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:AppConfigBool('WholesaleOnlySite')" /> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="BaseURL"> <xsl:variable name="currentEntity" select="/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/descendant::Entity[EntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]/Entity" /> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:EntityLink(/root/Runtime/EntityID, $currentEntity/SEName, /root/Runtime/EntityName, 0)" /> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="CurrentPage"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="/root/QueryString/pagenum"> <xsl:value-of select="/root/QueryString/pagenum" /> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise>1</xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:param> <xsl:template match="/"> <xsl:param name="pSummary" select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(Summary)"> </xsl:param> <div id="headerImage"> <img src="/App_Themes/Skin_1/images/Headers/header-artists.jpg" alt="" /> </div> <div id="maincontent"> <h1 style="display:inline-block;font-weight:bold;"> <xsl:value-of select="/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/Entity[EntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]/Name" /> </h1> - <h1 style="display:inline-block"><xsl:value-of select="/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/Entity[EntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]/Summary" /></h1><div style="clear:both;"></div><ul id="tabs-titles"><li class="current">+ featured Work</li><li>+ artist Bio</li><li><a href="/manufacturers.aspx">+ more Artists</a></li></ul><ul id="tabs-contents"><li><div class="content"><div id="productContainer"><table id="productTableCategory"><xsl:apply-templates select="/root/Products/Product" /></table></div></div></li><li style="border-left:1px solid #dedede;margin-left:12px;padding-left:25px;"><div class="content"><xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:EntityPageHeaderDescription($EntityName, $EntityID)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /></div></li></ul><div id="pagingControl"><xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:PagingControl($BaseURL, $CurrentPage, /root/Products2/Product/pages)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /></div><xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:EntityPageFilterOptions($EntityName, $EntityID, /root/Runtime/SecID, /root/Runtime/CatID, /root/Runtime/ManID, /root/Runtime/ProductTypeFilterID)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /><xsl:call-template name="SubEntity" /></div> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="count(/root/Products/Product) = 0 and count(/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/descendant::Entity[EntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]/Entity) = 0"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:Topic(concat('empty', /root/Runtime/EntityName, 'text'))" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:template> <xsl:template name="SubEntity"> <xsl:variable name="delta"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="(count(/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/descendant::Entity[ParentEntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]) mod number($SubcatGridCols)) = 0">0</xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="number($SubcatGridCols)-(count(/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/descendant::Entity[ParentEntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]) mod number($SubcatGridCols))" /> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:variable> <xsl:variable name="rows" select="ceiling(count(/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/descendant::Entity[ParentEntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]) div number($SubcatGridCols))" /> <xsl:for-each select="/root/EntityHelpers/*[name()=/root/Runtime/EntityName]/descendant::Entity[ParentEntityID=/root/Runtime/EntityID]"> <xsl:variable name="entityposition" select="position()" /> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="$ShowSubcatsInGrid = 'true'"> <xsl:if test="position() mod $SubcatGridCols = 1 or ($SubcatGridCols = 1)"> <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="4" width="100%"> <tr> <xsl:for-each select=". | following-sibling::*[position() < $SubcatGridCols]"> <xsl:variable name="scName" select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(Name)"> </xsl:variable> <xsl:call-template name="SubCatCell"> <xsl:with-param name="scName" select="$scName" /> </xsl:call-template> </xsl:for-each> <xsl:if test="ceiling($entityposition div number($SubcatGridCols)) = $rows and $delta > 0"> <xsl:call-template name="FillerCells"> <xsl:with-param name="cellCount" select="$delta" /> </xsl:call-template> </xsl:if> </tr> <tr> <td height="10" colspan="{$SubcatGridCols}"> </td> </tr> </table> </xsl:if> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:variable name="scName" select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(Name)"> </xsl:variable> <p align="left"> <img border="0" src="{concat('App_Themes/Skin_', aspdnsf:SkinID(), '/images/redarrow.gif')}"></img> <a href="{aspdnsf:EntityLink(EntityID, SEName, $EntityName, 0, '')}"><xsl:value-of select="$scName" disable-output-escaping="yes" /></a></p> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:for-each> </xsl:template> <xsl:template name="SubCatCell"> <xsl:param name="scName"> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="AltText"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(SEAltText)=''"> <xsl:value-of select="$scName" /> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(SEAltText)" /> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="URL"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:EntityLink(EntityID, SEName, $EntityName, 0, '')" /> </xsl:param> <td align="center" width="{concat(round(100 div number($SubcatGridCols)),'%')}"> <a href="{$URL}"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:LookupEntityImage(EntityID, $EntityName, 'icon', 0, $AltText)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </a> <br /> <a href="{$URL}"> <xsl:value-of select="$scName" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </a> </td> </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="Product"> <xsl:variable name="delta"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="(count(/root/Products/Product) mod number($SubcatGridCols)) = 0">0</xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="number($SubcatGridCols)-(count(/root/Products/Product) mod number($SubcatGridCols))" /> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:variable> <xsl:variable name="rows" select="ceiling(count(/root/Products/Product) div number($SubcatGridCols))" /> <xsl:if test="$SubcatGridCols = 1"> <tr> <xsl:call-template name="ProductCell"> </xsl:call-template> </tr> </xsl:if> <xsl:if test="position() mod $SubcatGridCols = 1 and $SubcatGridCols > 1"> <tr> <xsl:for-each select=". | following-sibling::*[position() < $SubcatGridCols]"> <xsl:call-template name="ProductCell"> </xsl:call-template> </xsl:for-each> <xsl:if test="ceiling(position() div number($SubcatGridCols)) = $rows and $delta > 0"> <xsl:call-template name="FillerCells"> <xsl:with-param name="cellCount" select="$delta" /> </xsl:call-template> </xsl:if> </tr> </xsl:if> </xsl:template> <xsl:template name="ProductCell"> <xsl:param name="pName" select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(Name)"> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="pSalesPromptName" select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(SalesPromptName)"> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="pSEAltText" select="aspdnsf:GetMLValue(SEAltText)"> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="AltText"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="$pSEAltText=''"> <xsl:value-of select="$pName" /> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="$pSEAltText" /> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:param> <td align="center" valign="bottom" width="{concat(round(100 div number($SubcatGridCols)),'%')}"> <table> <tr> <td height="100%" align="center" valign="bottom"> <a class="catogorypic"> <xsl:attribute name="href"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:ProductandEntityLink(ProductID, SEName, $EntityID, $EntityName, 0)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </xsl:attribute> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:LookupProductImage(ProductID, ImageFileNameOverride, SKU, 'icon', 1, $AltText)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </a> </td> </tr> <tr> <td height="25" align="center" valign="top"> <a> <xsl:attribute name="href"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:ProductandEntityLink(ProductID, SEName, $EntityID, $EntityName, 0)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </xsl:attribute> <xsl:value-of select="$pName" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </a> </td> </tr> <tr> <td height="10" align="center" valign="top"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:GetVariantPrice(VariantID, HidePriceUntilCart, Price, SalePrice, ExtendedPrice, Points, $pSalesPromptName, TaxClassID)" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="center" valign="top"> <xsl:if test="aspdnsf:AppConfigBool('DisplayOutOfStockProducts') = 'true'"> <xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:DisplayProductStockHint(ProductID, VariantID,'Entity')" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> </xsl:if> </td> </tr> </table> </td> </xsl:template> <xsl:template name="FillerCells"> <xsl:param name="cellCount" /> <xsl:param name="CellWidth" select="100 div $SubcatGridCols" /> <td width="{$CellWidth}%"> </td> <xsl:if test="$cellCount > 1"> <xsl:call-template name="FillerCells"> <xsl:with-param name="cellCount" select="$cellCount - 1" /> </xsl:call-template> </xsl:if> </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet> </PackageTransform> </package>
entity.artistpage.xml.config_store.runtime.xml
<root> <System> <IsAdminSite>False</IsAdminSite> <IsAdminSiteInt>0</IsAdminSiteInt> <CustomerID>0</CustomerID> <DefaultVATSetting>1</DefaultVATSetting> <CustomerVATSetting>1</CustomerVATSetting> <UseVATSetting>1</UseVATSetting> <CustomerLevelID>0</CustomerLevelID> <CustomerLevelName> </CustomerLevelName> <CustomerFirstName> </CustomerFirstName> <CustomerLastName> </CustomerLastName> <CustomerFullName> </CustomerFullName> <SubscriptionExpiresOn> </SubscriptionExpiresOn> <CustomerRoles> </CustomerRoles> <IsAdminUser>False</IsAdminUser> <IsSuperUser>False</IsSuperUser> <VAT.Enabled>false</VAT.Enabled> <VAT.AllowCustomerToChooseSetting>true</VAT.AllowCustomerToChooseSetting> <LocaleSetting>en-US</LocaleSetting> <CurrencySetting>USD</CurrencySetting> <CurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> </CurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> <WebConfigLocaleSetting>en-US</WebConfigLocaleSetting> <SqlServerLocaleSetting>en-US</SqlServerLocaleSetting> <PrimaryCurrency>USD</PrimaryCurrency> <PrimaryCurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> </PrimaryCurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> <Date>5/19/2013</Date> <Time>12:13 AM</Time> <SkinID>1</SkinID> <AffiliateID>0</AffiliateID> <IPAddress>50.16.17.90</IPAddress> <QueryStringRAW> </QueryStringRAW> <UseStaticLinks> </UseStaticLinks> <PageName>s-3-size.aspx</PageName> <FullPageName>/s-3-size.aspx</FullPageName> <XmlPackageName>entity.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackageName> <StoreUrl>https://www.surfart.com/</StoreUrl> <CurrentDateTime>Sun, 19 May 2013 04:13:10 GMT</CurrentDateTime> <CustomerIsRegistered>false</CustomerIsRegistered> <StoreID>1</StoreID> <FilterProduct>False</FilterProduct> <FilterEntity>False</FilterEntity> <FilterTopic>False</FilterTopic> <FilterNews>False</FilterNews> <RequestedPage>s-3-size.aspx</RequestedPage> <RequestedQuerystring> </RequestedQuerystring> </System> <QueryString /> <Form /> <Session /> <Cookies /> <ServerVariables> <HTTP_HOST>www.surfart.com</HTTP_HOST> <HTTP_USER_AGENT>CCBot/2.0</HTTP_USER_AGENT> <AUTH_TYPE>Forms</AUTH_TYPE> <AUTH_USER> </AUTH_USER> <AUTH_PASSWORD> </AUTH_PASSWORD> <HTTPS>off</HTTPS> <LOCAL_ADDR>108.179.206.47</LOCAL_ADDR> <PATH_INFO>/s-3-size.aspx</PATH_INFO> <PATH_TRANSLATED>D:\Sites\surfart.com\s-3-size.aspx</PATH_TRANSLATED> <SCRIPT_NAME>/s-3-size.aspx</SCRIPT_NAME> <SERVER_NAME>www.surfart.com</SERVER_NAME> <SERVER_PORT_SECURE>0</SERVER_PORT_SECURE> <HTTP_CLUSTER_HTTPS> </HTTP_CLUSTER_HTTPS> </ServerVariables> <Runtime> <IPAddress>50.16.17.90</IPAddress> <FilterProduct>False</FilterProduct> <CurrencySetting>USD</CurrencySetting> <IsAdminSite>False</IsAdminSite> <StoreUrl>https://www.surfart.com/</StoreUrl> <FilterNews>False</FilterNews> <VAT.Enabled>False</VAT.Enabled> <FilterEntity>False</FilterEntity> <PageName>s-3-size.aspx</PageName> <CatID>0</CatID> <DistID>0</DistID> <IsSuperUser>False</IsSuperUser> <StoreID>1</StoreID> <ProductTypeFilterID>0</ProductTypeFilterID> <EntityType>2</EntityType> <CustomerLastName> </CustomerLastName> <PrimaryCurrency>USD</PrimaryCurrency> <WebConfigLocaleSetting>en-US</WebConfigLocaleSetting> <CurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> </CurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> <CustomerFullName> </CustomerFullName> <VAT.AllowCustomerToChooseSetting>True</VAT.AllowCustomerToChooseSetting> <UseStaticLinks>False</UseStaticLinks> <AffiliateID>0</AffiliateID> <CustomerIsRegistered>false</CustomerIsRegistered> <Time>12:13 AM</Time> <FilterTopic>False</FilterTopic> <IsAdminUser>False</IsAdminUser> <LocaleSetting>en-US</LocaleSetting> <CustomerLevelName> </CustomerLevelName> <FullPageName>/s-3-size.aspx</FullPageName> <CustomerLevelID>0</CustomerLevelID> <EntityName>Section</EntityName> <DefaultVATSetting>1</DefaultVATSetting> <SqlServerLocaleSetting>en-US</SqlServerLocaleSetting> <CustomerVATSetting>1</CustomerVATSetting> <Date>5/19/2013</Date> <SecID>3</SecID> <SkinID>1</SkinID> <EntityID>3</EntityID> <ManID>0</ManID> <VecID>0</VecID> <CustomerFirstName> </CustomerFirstName> <QueryStringRAW> </QueryStringRAW> <GenID>0</GenID> <XmlPackageName>entity.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackageName> <UseVATSetting>1</UseVATSetting> <CustomerRoles> </CustomerRoles> <SubscriptionExpiresOn> </SubscriptionExpiresOn> <PrimaryCurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> </PrimaryCurrencyDisplayLocaleFormat> <IsAdminSiteInt>0</IsAdminSiteInt> </Runtime> <Products /> <Products2> <Product> <pages>0</pages> <ProductCount>0</ProductCount> </Product> </Products2> <EntityHelpers> <Category> <Entity> <EntityID>13</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Fused Glass</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>fused-glass</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Fused Glass – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Fused Glass – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Surf Art Gallery showcases beautiful fused glass art and beach decor by premier surf artists.</SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>1</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Giclees on Canvas</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>giclees-on-canvas</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Giclees on Canvas Art and Canvas Surf Art Prints – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Giclees on Canvas Art and Canvas Surf Art Prints – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Surf Art Gallery features collectible giclees on canvas art prints by premier surf artists. </SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>5</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Giclees on Paper</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>giclees-on-paper</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Giclees on Paper Art – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Giclees on Paper Art – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Surf Art Gallery features collectible giclees on paper artwork by premier surf artists.</SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>12</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Note Cards</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>note-cards</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Surf Note Cards and Surfing Greeting Cards – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Surf Note Cards and Surfing Greeting Cards – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Choose from an assortment of surf note cards and surf greeting cards. Surf Art Gallery’s note cards reflect the surfing lifestyle, culture and history of the surfing industry.</SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>7</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Originals</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>originals</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Original Canvas Art Prints and Surf Artwork – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Original Canvas Art Prints and Surf Artwork – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Shop collectible original canvas art prints and surfing artwork by premier surf artists. </SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>3</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Photography Art</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>photography-art</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Photography Art Prints and Surf Artwork – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Photography Art Prints and Surf Artwork – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Shop collectible photographic art prints and posters by premier surf artists. </SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>10</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Posters</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>posters</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Surf Art Posters and Surfing Posters – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Surf Art Posters and Surfing Posters – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Surfing posters and surf art prints are available at Surf Art Gallery. Featuring vintage surf posters reflecting the surfing lifestyle and culture. </SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>8</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Sculptures</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>sculptures</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Sculptures and Fine Art – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Sculptures and Fine Art – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Original sculptures and fine art available at Surf Art Gallery. Find collectible fine art pieces by innovative artists.</SEDescription> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>2</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Signature Prints</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>signature-prints</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle>Signature Surf Art Prints and Posters – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SETitle>Signature Surf Art Prints and Posters – Surf Art Gallery</SETitle> <SEDescription>Shop collectible surf art prints and posters by premier surf artists. 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I know that sounds like the beginning of a deep sensitive personal statement, but what I am actually saying is more universal than personal. I portray the consciousness of my generation. This is not a decision that I have made, but rather a responsibility that I have always willingly and naturally carried. <br /><br />I use a realistic, yet fantastical style of painting to illustrate the romantic idealism of hope, harmony and balance in a natural universe that has been embraced by my generation. My work captures the essence of a romantic classical ideal of perfection in beauty and thought.<br /></span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Bill Ogden was first published in the early 1960's, and has made an indelible impression on the surf art community. Called, "one of the most influential and imitated surf artists of all time," Ogden's work can be seen in magazines, rock posters and various other forms of commercial art.<br /><br />It was during the 60's and mid 70's when Ogden became known for his original nouveau style of graphics, lettering and figures – a style known as "the Southern California look." Some of his more well-known works during this period include four color illustrations in the L.A. Free Press for Timothy Leary, a series of calendars for the Sound Spectrum in Laguna Beach, and the art for the classic film, <em>The Forgotten Island of Santosha</em>. Also during that time, Ogden's art could be seen every month on the back cover of Surfer Magazine as the main focus of an ad campaign by Jantzen swimwear company.<br /><br />From the mid 70's to the early 80's, Ogden traveled and painted oils on location in Hawaii, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Peru. In 1980, he published one of the first posters of the "Above and Below Water" concept used by many Hawaiian and Southern Californian artists.<br /><br />During the 80's, Ogden perfected the "Master Techniques," creating large works on canvas by layering oils. One piece, “The Wizard Merlin," took three years and 30 layers of glaze to complete.<br /><br />In 1997, Ogden was prominently featured at the Sawdust Festival in Laguna Beach having designed the festival poster and t-shirt. His art has also been used by companies such as Volcom, Burton and The Triple Crown of Surfing, as well as a twenty design signature series by Quiksilver.<br /></span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>bill-ogden</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Godfather of Surf Realism / Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>20</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Bob Penuelas</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/bob-penuelas.png" /><p><span>A comic strip is a unique medium, caught somewhere between a written story and a visual piece of art. During the creation of a comic strip, the line between the written story and illustration becomes so blurred that it's almost impossible to tell where one ends and the other begins. I don't know what I love more, to create a story or to illustrate it. I guess I love both equally.<br /><br />By arranging the characters in backgrounds that show perspective and depth, the world of make-believe almost becomes believable. With the use of multiple points of view and extra background details, I've always tried to give my readers something to look at, again and again.<br /><br />The stories and themes that I portray are satirical commentaries on modern surf culture, where the styles and fads can change at break-neck speeds. The battle between the cool and the un-cool in hard-core surfing is revealed and flipped on its head. Set against the backdrop of perfect waves and smoggy skies, the scenes I depict are not tropical fantasies, they are blends of all the strange and conflicting forces that make up the authentic Southern California surf culture.<br /></span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p></p></div><span>Born and raised in San Diego, California, Bob Penuelas learned to draw at an early age from his father, a technical illustrator. He was heavily influenced by the satirical humor of <em>MAD Magazine</em> in his younger years. Later, in his early teens, Bob learned to surf and soon combined his art with his love for surfing. Rick Griffin, whose artwork regularly appeared in <em>Surfer Magazine</em>, influenced Bob during this time.<br /><br />Penuelas began his career as a comic strip artist with the creation of the "Maynard and the Rat" strip for <em>Surfer Magazine</em> in 1980. Between 1980 and 1985, he produced 25 two-page episodes for <em>Surfer</em>. <br /><br />In 1985, while working on a 'Maynard' strip, Bob introduced a dorky character named Wilbur into the strip. The laughable, beginner surfer struck a chord with the surfing public and gained a tremendous positive response from the readers. Wilbur had totally eclipsed the 'Maynard' strip by 1986, and the title was then changed to “Wilbur Kookmeyer.”<br /><br />Over the years, “Wilbur Kookmeyer” has gained a strong underground following and has become the unofficial mascot for surfers the world over. In 2006, after 20 and 74 episodes, Penuelas decided that it was time for Wilbur to finally paddle into the sunset. Though the comic strip has been retired as a regular feature in <em>Surfer Magazine</em>, the name and legend of Wilbur Kookmeyer will live on among the pantheon of surf legends and heroes.<br /><br />Bob goes surfing regularly and is still inspired by surfing to create new ideas, new characters and to expand his art into new avenues. "Art is a lot like surfing a wave, looking for that perfect feeling where you're in the zone and all maneuvers seem to come instinctively - not over thinking it, just letting it flow."<br /></span><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>bob-penuelas</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Comic Strip Creator / Wilbur Kookmeyer / Originals</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>12</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Carole Boller</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/carole-boller.png" /><p><span>All artists search for that perfect place to be completely connected to their environment. For me, that place is Newport Beach in Southern California, where my sailboat/studio sits on the waterfront overlooking the bay. The local people, the sun drenched beaches, romantic coves, dramatic cliffs, pounding surf, tranquil bays and the myriad of yachts, boats, ferries and other watercraft that glide through the bay and past my studio provide my daily inspiration. The glistening spray from waves crashing against the beach, the glow of the cliffs during dramatic sunsets, the color and excitement of people enjoying their leisure time and the reflections of light, the form and color from the surrounding water all illuminate my paintings. It's a rich environment with a wealth of fascinating subjects that allows me to produce work that people simply fall in love with.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Carole Boller studied at Drisi Academy of Fine Art in Chicago, Illinois. She also received a BA in Fine Art and Art Education from St. Joseph Calumet College, and a Master of Fine Arts Studies from the Art Institute of Chicago.<br /><br />Carole has painted more than 300 commissioned paintings for hundreds of clients. Most have been portrait paintings, which became memorable and precious pieces of art enjoyed by those families.<br /><br />Award winning exhibitions featuring Carole's work include the National Arts Club Gallery in New York City, EAA Aviation Museum Tour – Worldwide, and Indianapolis Art Museum Centre in Indiana – a solo exhibit. Locally, her work has been exhibited at the Newport Beach Library, Newport Harbor Nautical Museum and Lido Yacht Club. Two of these exhibitions were solo shows. Art Residencies include the Art Institute of Chicago, San Miguel de Allende in Mexico, Yosemite National Park and Newport Harbor Nautical Museum.<br /><br />An avid sailor, Carole took great pleasure in painting the official image for the 2007 Newport to Ensenada Yacht Race, the largest international yacht race in the world. This painting, "The Race," is now in the permanent collection of Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. Other paintings used for official images include: the Newport Beach July 4th 2005 "Old Glory Boat Parade," the 2006 Christmas Card for the Newport Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Newport Harbor Yacht Club's 2007-08-09 "Flight of the Lasers."<br /></span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>carole-boller</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Portrait Impressionist / Original Oils, Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>14</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Chris Lundy</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/chris-lundy.png" /><p><span>I think of my paintings as a re-synthesis of the world I experience, as manifested through exploring my own natural movements and what the world of painting has to offer. I'm presenting glimpses of frozen moments and sensations through what I like to think of as an automatic mode of operation. Although much of what I do is obviously very representational work, my mindset is very abstract, process-oriented and primarily based in reacting to things that happen in the act of painting itself. For me, the water world is a given, as I've spent a huge part of my life in the ocean. I've just always been very comfortable in that environment, so the movements flow very freely. Also, the liquidity of the subject matter simply lends itself to further exploration and development of what I have sometimes lightheartedly referred to as my handwriting to the tenth power. I enjoy visceral and emotionally charged artwork that reads instantly in an overall sense, and then offers new discoveries upon further investigation. I'm fascinated with the formal academics of drawing and painting, and have always been enchanted by little details in nature, such as watching how the wind blows through the leaves or how the water and light dance in the shore break. In addition to having a deep relationship with the universe of lifelike characters, the ocean has presented me with a lifetime of surfing at all levels, from playful to life-threatening. So, to be able to explore it all and discover new realities through not just painting, but painting in an abstract mindset, is very satisfying for me. These sorts of things have intrigued people for ages, and I see this work as merely my contribution to the human picture.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Chris Lundy was born and raised on the Gulf Coast of Florida, immersed in the creative culture of his hometown, Sarasota, and surrounded by actors and artists since childhood. This set the tone early on, and Chris recalls being an art kid for as long as he can remember, dividing the rest of his time between surfing and music. Not long after graduating high school, he made his way to the North Shore of Oahu with a backpack and surfboard, where he continued to paint. It was here that be became deeply immersed in building surfboards and eventually became a two-time invite to The Pipeline Masters. Lundy was among a group of dedicated, pacesetting surfers the media labeled, “The Pipeline Underground.” Both pros and North Shore regulars sought after his sleek, refined boards for big Hawaiian surf. In the spring of 1983, he was the first surfer to take the newly unveiled tri-fin 'Thruster,' introduced by Australian Simon Anderson the previous year, into surf over 20 feet at Waimea Bay.<br /><br />A serious knee injury in the '83 Pipe Masters took Lundy out of the water, and he spent the next several years in L.A. earning a BFA from Art Center College of Design. He returned to the North Shore in 1990 to begin producing a string of international event posters for which he became well known. These included pieces he designed and painted for the Hawaii Triple Crown of Surfing, The Quicksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau, The Oxbow World Longboard Championship and Niki's Honolulu Marathon poster on the international stage in Japan and Indonesia. He's been commissioned to produce large mixed media work for MTV and has been involved in an array of 'special projects' at NIKE for years.<br /><br />In recent years, Lundy has been focused on his own painting, especially large canvases that have been the subject of features in <em>The Surfer's Journal</em>, <em>Juxtapoz Art and Culture Magazine</em> and <em>Sole Collector Magazine</em>. Recently, Lundy has featured one man shows in Portland Oregon and Los Angeles.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>chris-lundy</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Contemporary Pop Surrealism / Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>32</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Greg LaRock</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/greg-larock.png" /><p><span>Capturing light and atmosphere on canvas is a challenging, life-long pursuit. My goal is to attain the delicate balance of color and composition with light and shadow. Making the image look realistic, yet having a completely loose, painterly feel is the ultimate goal in a successful painting.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Upon graduating California State University of Long Beach in 1988, Greg went on to establish his own graphic design business, which he still runs today. Several years ago, Greg decided to rekindle his love for figure and landscape painting and the pursuit of plein air. <br /><br />A member of several art clubs, you'll regularly find him at paint-outs and painting the figure at LPAPA studio. Greg's goal is to capture the light of the Southern California landscape, explaining, "Any excuse to get out to paint, and I'm there."<br /><br />Greg is constantly honing his artistic abilities to achieve regular success, recognition and awards. He lives in Newport Beach, California with his wife and their two basenjis.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>greg-larock</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Plein Air Impressionist / Originals and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>42</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>James Finch</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/james-finch.png" /><p><span>One of the great lessons Disney animation has instilled in my personal and professional work is presenting a clear idea of story telling and good composition. I have studied great illustrators like Howard Pyle, Dean Cornwell and N.C. Wyeth, who were amazingly skilled painters and wonderful storytellers. I love the narrative dynamic in their work that inspires us to dream of other worlds and other times. It is a challenge, as a good artist, to create paintings that allow us to dream and fall in love with the world that we only experience when we are fast asleep. It is my ambition to paint from the soul and tap into that special something that keeps us surfing, in awe of Mother Nature and loving every moment of it.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>James A. Finch is an artist and surfer from Palm Bay, Florida. He attended Ringling School of Art and Design from 1990 to 1994, and graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Illustration. During college, he began his illustration career freelancing for editorial work, children's publications, newspapers and advertising agencies. After college, he applied to Walt Disney Feature Animation and was accepted to intern in 1995.<br /><br />He then transferred to California in 1996, where he worked in the layout and background design for such films as <em>Tarzan</em>, <em>Atlantis</em>, <em>Treasure Planet</em>, <em>Home on the Range</em> and <em>Bambi 2</em>. He was soon promoted to production designer on <em>Brother Bear 2</em>, and worked at the Disney Studio in Australia for three months with the Layout team. James is currently working as a Visual Development Artist on new projects to be announced. He also co-teaches Environmental Design at Gnomon Visual Effects School in Hollywood.<br /><br />James has a hunger to grow as an artist, and paint what he has been drawn to for most of his life – the ocean and coastal environments. His adventures in plein-air beach landscapes were featured in one-man exhibitions at Walt Disney Feature Animation.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>james-finch</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Impressionist / Originals and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>46</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Joseph Scrofani</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>joseph-scrofani</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Impressionist / Giclees on Canvas </Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>39</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Keith Finkelstein</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/keith-finkelstein.png" /><p><span>My love of impressionistic movement is expressed in my glasswork. I feel that each piece I create represents an impressionistic dream that is preserved forever within the glass. The process taking hundreds of thousands of tiny pieces of glass, melting them from solid into liquid form as the glass becomes one solid sheet, then cooling the glass back to a solid form is an absolutely fascinating and consuming process. Much like life, glass is fragile, yet very strong.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Keith Finkelstein was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. Art became an early passion as his home was constantly filled with art and music. As a child, he spent many hours watching his mother paint wonderful oil paintings and murals. Keith spent countless hours drawing and working with pastels on his own. Later, in college, his love for drawing developed into the medium of zinc plate acid etchings and engravings. His early work with pastels eventually led to a love of oil painting, which has continued to this day. He is intrigued with the simple geometries of contemporary design mixed with an old world sensibility.<br /><br />Through many years of traveling across the globe and over 20 trips to Italy, Keith fell in love with fine art glass. His fascination with the wonderful luminous colors and transparent dynamics of the glass medium has now become an obsession. After years of acquiring glass works for his own collection, Keith acquired the knowledge and skill to create these wonderful pieces you now see today.<br /><br />Keith has been dedicating his time to creating amazing glass landscapes as his ongoing passion. He is also a Musician and songwriter. <br /><br />The pieces in this collection have been created in Keith's impressive studio in Lake Tahoe.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>keith-finkelstein</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Impressionist / Fused Glass</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>18</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Norm Daniels</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" src="/images/artists/norm-daniels.png" class="artistimage" /><p><span>“Here is another day, during which I have had eyes, ears, hands and the Great World around me. And with tomorrow begins another. Why am I allowed two?” – G.K. Chesterton; <em>The Everlasting Man</em>.<br /><br />This is why I paint. It is a Doxology of sorts. It is a way of saying, “Thank You,” to God for His provision and for the Glory that is His creation. Painting, like all art, is the overt expression of inward emotions. When I paint, I feel God’s joy spring from within me and onto the canvas. I am thankful for this gift and hope it brings the viewer pleasure.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p></p><span>Norm was born and raised in San Diego, California. As a third generation San Diegan, he took to all manner of water sports at an early age, but settled with surfing in the early seventies. But it was drawing that held his attention most of all. As early as he can recall, he was scribbling on any scrap of paper he could commandeer. All manner of sketches adorned his homework assignments throughout his school years. In college, he found architecture a fitting outlet for his passion to draw, which lead Norm to a career designing houses in the greater San Diego area. Then, in 1989, Norm moved his family to the High Sierra near the town of Hume Lake where he took a position as Graphic Designer and Architect for Hume Lake Christian Camps.<br /><br />Hume was a wonderful place to raise his young family, but there was seldom surf on the Lake, so Norm took up sailing as a consolation. In early 1990, while designing commercial graphics, Norm found inspiration in the illustrations of Dean Cornwell and thought he would try oil painting. Norm then studied oil painting taught by the master "plein air" artist, Ken Auster. With a few rules of application and a life of design composition behind him, Norm proceeded to paint as much and as often as possible. Though mostly self-taught, Norm is keenly aware of the inspiration he found in the classes with Ken Auster and his relentless study of other impressionist artists. Norm says sometimes the paint just seems to flow out of his soul and onto the canvas, which is reflected in his composition of incredible bold brush strokes and dramatic color pallets.<br /><br />Now in San Diego, Norm is finding opportunities to paint and exhibit his works in wonderful venues such as McKibben Studios in Corona Del Mar, California where he is showing Surf &amp; Island themed paintings and a few "plein air" pieces of San Diego county landmarks and nautical pieces. Norm and his wife Patsy have been married for 24 years and have three children, Jessica Anne, Joe Beach and Rusty Hume.</span><p></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>norm-daniels</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Impressionist / Original Oils and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>16</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Paul Roberts</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" src="/images/artists/paul-roberts.png" class="artistimage" /><p><span>Paul’s English Oils reflect a vivid accuracy combining mood, tone and color to bring a hauntingly reminiscent realism to his hunting and countryside scenes. The essence of Paul's appeal in this series is, therefore, mainly nostalgic. Many of his paintings recall The English Countryside, as it was around the turn of the century and preserves a record of the beauty for generations to come. <br /><br />Paul has developed a love for the tropical beauty of Polynesia and the magnificent beauty of wildlife, which is reflected in his recent paintings.</span></p><div id="accordion" class="artistlanding"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Born in 1953 in Essex, England, Paul Roberts received his education in Europe specializing in Realism, Italian Plaster, Faux Finishing and Olde English Beams. He has been creating beautiful custom murals and original oils on canvas, with his own unique style, for more than three decades.<br /><br />An accomplished oil and mural artist with a wide range of residential and commercial clients, his talent speaks for itself and his work can be found throughout California and Europe. Paul's murals and oils have been shown in magazine publications and newspapers. Paul has also enjoyed some television exposure; one of his murals was displayed and discussed during a feature on the Oprah Winfrey show. Paul's work was also used in the film, <em>Elvis and Me</em>. His work has also been viewed on the outdoor channel in Temecula, California.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>paul-roberts</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Impressionist / Original Oils, Murals, Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>40</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Regina Hurley</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" src="/images/artists/regina-hurley.png" class="artistimage" /><p><span>Art is about questions, and the answers can be found by observing life. Nature offers us a myriad of elements, many contrasting, in both our philosophical mind and our physical world. I recreate in my art what is found in life. Innumerable varieties of shapes, textures, and patterns are found in nature. <br /><br />Transitional Opposites in Harmony and Transformation are sculptures that combine form and rhythm, creating a balance representing the interactions and changes.</span></p><div id="accordion" class="artistlanding"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Regina's sculptures are highly original and can be enjoyed on many levels. They range in size from monumental to miniature and are created in many mediums including clay, stone and bronze. John J. McDonough, prominent collector of art, states that Regina displays in her sculpture the strength and power reminiscent of the French Master Rodin. <br /><br />She clearly reveals the direction of this super force and beauty. Her monumental bronze, Looking for Treasures, is included in the George and Mary Lou Boone collection, and will be added to the Huntington Library and Museum in San Marino, California. In all her works, her creativity, talent and technical skills combine to make art exciting, rich and beautiful. <br /><br />Regina was born in Youngstown, Ohio. She earned an MFA in Sculpture and a BFA in Drawing and Painting from California State University in Long Beach. She is a popular instructor with classes in life drawing, watercolor and sculpture. She currently teaches fine arts for Saddleback and Coastline Community Colleges in addition to teaching private workshops. Regina is married, has three lovely daughters and lives in San Clemente, California.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>regina-hurley</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Painter / Sculptor in Stone and limited Bronze Sculpture</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>3</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Rick Rietveld</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" style="float: right; padding-left: 10px; padding-bottom: 10px;" src="/images/artists/rick-rietveld.png" /><span>Rick was introduced to art during his youth while growing up in his family home in southern California. He was greatly influenced by his mother, a professional fine artist, her artist friends and associates. He sold his first pieces alongside his mother at their community art walks. From the beginning, his art was illustrative in nature with intricate and elaborate detail, and that style is still evident in his works of art today.<br /><br />As a surfer, his art is rooted in southern California's surf culture from the early ideal years when woody-driving, nose-riding surfers played on our pristine shores to California today, bursting with freeway-bound, cyber clicking citizens trying to link themselves to idyllic escapes. His art tells a story of better lands and fairer seas, adventure, spirituality and beautiful women, with the ending left up to the viewer. He wants people to spend a little time with it, enjoy it and maybe feel enlightened in some way, but hopefully take something away with them.<br /><br />Rick is inspired by all manner of subjects. Stories and messages begin to flow as surf related, symbolic, subliminal satire and surreal images. Nothing he sees or feels can escape this internal compulsion. Rick's art is a REACTION to his daily experiences ensconced in his passion of the surf and beach lifestyle that he has enjoyed for the past 40 years.</span><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Rick Rietveld, a southern California native, is best known for his achievements as an artist, innovator and entrepreneur. Since he began surfing in 1971, Rick has been heavily influenced by the surfing lifestyle. Many of his creations are thematically related to the ocean or contain surfing-related imagery. Likewise, he also incorporates other influences, such as surrealism, into his works. Rick's amazing artwork has brought him widespread acclaim and tremendous success in the surfwear industry.<br /><br />After studying at the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, Rick co-founded the popular surfwear company, Maui &amp; Sons in 1980. His artwork launched the success of the company’s image and popular appeal. Throughout his 10-year stay at Maui &amp; Sons, he held the position of Creative Director. He was the creative talent behind their logo, artwork and imagery the company became famous for. After leaving Maui &amp; Sons, Rick created the artwork for many of the top surfwear companies.<br /><br />Rick designed the artwork for Quiksilver's Eddie Aikau and G-Land surf contests. Other honors include the 1986 Orange County Advertising Federation Award of Excellence for a series of illustrated advertisements, which appeared in <em>Surfer</em> and <em>Surfing Magazine</em>. Also included is the 1988 OBIE Award for Creative Excellence and the 1988 Merit Award in Clothing, Apparel and Accessories. In 1998, he was commissioned to create and design the poster and t-shirt graphics for the Triple Crown of Surfing. He also received a Certificate of Excellence from the Print's Regional Design Annual for his famous t-shirt design, XXXtra Strength.<br /><br />In 1995, Rick co-founded his own Art Driven surfwear company, RIETVELD USA, which consists of two distinct clothing collections: RIETVELD, a men’s line and SEA ANGEL, a junior label. Rick's graphics and illustrations are the featured designs in both brands. His product lines and other artwork are published and marketed domestically and internationally.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>rick-rietveld</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Contemporary Pop Surrealism / Originals and Giclees</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>34</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Ron Croci</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/ron-croci.png" /><p><span>What is this language of pictures, where an artist is compelled to speak with images of what lies outside, as well as within? From the diabolical to the sublime, we use this pictorial language as a means to express the tales we have to tell.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>In the late fifties, Ron grew up in the windswept and un-surfed town of Half Moon Bay, California. Ron and his friends were like Tom Sawyers with surfboards. He began his artistic career in the motion picture studio system, where towering images of heroes and villains were every day occurrences, and beautiful faces, as illusive and untouchable as the light that projected them, flitted continuously from trailer to stage.<br /><br />Ron has worked in every motion picture studio in L.A., and on locations in many cities worldwide. His work has taken him to the largest ad agencies, designing commercials both here and overseas. He has created numerous murals, written ten books and created all types of posters, prints and cards. He was also on the design teams for some of the biggest names in the surf industry<br /><br />Ron was the lead designer at the Hawaii Maritime Museum, and has shown in museums and galleries throughout the U.S. He has been published in so many magazines and periodicals that he has lost track. However, through all of it, Ron has surfed, dove and constantly used the images of the Sea and sparkle that glitters on the surface, which lies between air and water.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>ron-croci</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Figurative Impressionist / Originals and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>8</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Scott Carter</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/scott-carter.png" /><p><span>Dreaming in the infinity of imagination and finding my passion: within this secret wave, I share a magnificent liquid flux of one water drop to the next. I am so drawn to these miniature waves that I spent a better part of five years trying to capture them on film. They are mesmerizing, and create an incredible sound akin to a person yelling into a tunnel. Some waves are mere centimeters, high moving at super high speed and reflecting light in a distinctive and mysterious way.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p>Scott Carter is known around the globe for his achievements as a filmmaker. Yet, as an artist and photographer, his eye conveys to the rest of us a world only Carter was once able to see. Born and raised in southern California, Carter's passion was discovered in the first wave he rode – opening his mind to infinite possibilities. In 1986, he purchased his first camera and water-housing unit, not knowing this would impact his life forever.<br /><br />Carter became a cinematographer and traveled around the Pacific in pursuit of the perfect wave. In 1990, armed with years of footage, he moved to San Francisco and refined his skills as an editor. In 1992, Scott produced the classic bodyboarding movie, <em>Enough Said</em>. It tipped the bodyboarding world on its ear. He also produced <em>The Inside</em> in 1996. Both have become two of the greatest cult-videos in the genre. Carter has worked as director of photography for the first MTV Sports Show and as photographer/creative director for <em>STOMP</em>. <br /><br />As the digital age advanced, Carter found the synergy between a camera lens and a computer screen. Honing his editing skills as a filmmaker, he enhanced his palette through conceptualization and imagination. Focusing on high-speed 16mm cinematography as well as digital imagery, he wanted to make a serious impact on the wave riding industry. The opportunity arose when Carter was tapped to direct <em>Fire</em>, a documentary about 11x World Champion bodyboarder Mike Stewart. Carter became the creative force behind the project and delivered a film unlike any other. Seven years in the making, <em>Fire</em> won the 2005 Cinema Paradise Art Film Festival Award in Honolulu. The success of <em>Fire</em> is a milestone to Carter's projects finding a mainstream audience.<br /><br />Carter's unique perspective shines in <em>Liquid Flux</em>, a beautiful book that illustrates years of collecting images, thoughts and graphic depictions of the ocean's many moods. The book is a vision of another time and place through hypnotic miniature waves. Carter calls it Liquid Visual Art - the miniature waves captured through the lens of his camera offer a unique perspective, which showcases Carter's genius. <em>Liquid Flux</em> is a feast of water, light and energy. Scott Carter's photography has been published on the covers of <em>Surfers Journal</em>, <em>Surfing Magazine</em>, <em>Riptide</em> and <em>North East Magazine</em>. “Art is in the eye of the beholder,” Carter says, “sometimes you can make a masterpiece without knowing it, and many times you can make something out of nothing, and that's the magic.”</p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>scott-carter</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Photographer, Miniature Waves / Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>25</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Scott Munzig</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" src="/images/artists/scott-munzig.png" class="artistimage" /><p><span>My nature is to be humble and unassuming; I take little credit for my visual arts achievements. I am merely a channel through which beauty expresses itself, an instrument through which I paint.</span></p><div id="accordion" class="artistlanding"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>The art of Scott Munzig can best be described as astounding. You can see his unique creativity in the enchantment he captures in his paintings.<br /><br />Munzig, an accomplished artist, never touched a brush until 1998. His talent, as one may assume, is truly inspired by God. With a deep appreciation for the miracles of nature and his love of the ocean, the Hawaiian Islands have provided him with a never-ending variety of tropical images. Munzig feels inspired by these images and, through visualization, incorporates them into his work. His luminous surrealscapes are touched by fantasy. They give the viewer an impressionistic glimpse of what paradise must be like.<br /><br />Munzig is also a writer, and has created an extensive manuscript encompassing his journey toward wisdom and enlightenment. Integrated throughout the manuscript is his impressionistic art. These spiritual and resplendent writings are intended to touch the human spirit and present a wealth of thought provoking messages.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>scott-munzig</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Surreal Scapes / Original Acrylics and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>31</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Stephen Reich</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" src="/images/artists/stephen-reich.png" class="artistimage" /><span>Creating art has always been part of who I am. Oil painting as a discipline has enabled me to share and relate the special colors and emotions in my life with others. Oils have been especially useful for sharing in detail the composition of ocean and seascapes, and the players within.</span><p></p><div id="accordion" class="artistlanding"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p>After studying oils in New York and tiring of riding the subway with his surfboard in the Big Apple, Stephen became the graphic artist for <em>The Maui News</em>. In Hawaii, he focused his surfing energies in the warm Hookipa waters. Recently relocating to the Nevada foothills, Stephen has expanded his subject matter to include the landscapes of the Lake Tahoe region.<br /><br />Reich’s works are featured in galleries in California, Hawaii, New Jersey and New York. He was also the overall winner of the prestigious 2005 Poster Contest sponsored by Lahaina Town Action Committee and Lahaina Arts Society for his painting, "Throwing Net."</p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>stephen-reich</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Photo Realism / Original Oils and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>35</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Steve McKibben</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" src="/images/artists/steve-mckibben.png" class="artistimage" /><p><span>My compositions are for those who want to escape from reality and see things from another perspective of space and time, sometimes real and often not, people and places they want to emulate or experience.</span></p><div id="accordion" class="artistlanding"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>Steve McKibben sold his first commissioned piece of Jimi Hendrix in 1969 when he was 16 years old. He realized shortly thereafter that designing and creating a great piece of art is only the first of many steps that need to happen in order to present that piece to the marketplace. <br /><br />In 1975, he started McKibben Screen Printing &amp; Display Inc. to improve quality control standards. He started the company to produce limited edition fine art serigraph prints, wall murals and visual communication graphic merchandise on various medias, which included point of purchase displays, decals, banners and t-shirts. Having 200 employees, 17 state of the art presses, a 50,000 square feet building and more than three decades of expertise has made Mr. Mckibben's commitment to details and quality standards possible. Steve has been presented numerous industry awards for his screen-printing excellence.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>steve-mckibben</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Serigraphic Pop Surrealism / Originals and Giclees</Summary> </Entity> <Entity> <EntityID>36</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.vibe.trib.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>Tony Spineto</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description><h5>Artist Statement</h5><img alt="" class="artistimage" src="/images/artists/tony-spineto.png" /><p><span>Art is the expression of a personal, sensual experience. An artist may communicate information, simple or profound, across time and space to the viewer, regardless of his or her background. My desire is to be simple in my work and connect with the viewer in a way that brings back memories. I place emphasis on color, which provides a myriad of emotions. I desire to capture moments that we relate to and want to relate to. My intention is to have the viewer connect with my art on a personal level.</span></p><div class="artistlanding" id="accordion"><h5 class="showbio">View Full Bio</h5><div class="element"><div><h5>Artist Biography</h5><p><span>As a native Californian, Tony Spineto believes much of his stylistic uniqueness as an artist germinated during his sojourns to the beach. Although his artistic pathway includes study at the Art Institute of Southern California in Laguna Beach, he considers his independent acquisition of understanding art through his exploration of the masters as a major influence on his continual growth as an artist. <br /><br />Inspired by surfing, in color, form and content, Tony focuses on creating works of art that capture the essence of the freedom and flow of the sea. Through a kaleidoscope of brilliant colors, his honest, pure style of meandering dry brush strokes mixed with a unique perspective of natural objective form brings new meaning to his subject matter. <br /><br />Not limited to traditional topics that define the essence of surfing, Tony includes works that illustrate complementary surfing scenes that illustrate calm reflections brought to life through his desire to creatively meld illusions of the open, uncomplicated views of the life of a surfer. Tony Spineto is genuinely conscious of the fact that he creates works of art that can only minutely express man's ongoing desire to ride the waves.</span></p></div><h5 class="hidebio">Hide Full Bio</h5></div></div></Description> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>tony-spineto</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary>Impressionist / Original Oils and Giclees on Canvas</Summary> </Entity> </Manufacturer> <Library /> <Distributor> <Entity> <EntityID>1</EntityID> <XmlPackage>entity.artistpage.xml.config</XmlPackage> <Name>McKibben Studios</Name> <ColWidth>4</ColWidth> <ParentEntityID>0</ParentEntityID> <Description /> <DisplayOrder>1</DisplayOrder> <Published>1</Published> <SEName>mckibben-studios</SEName> <PageSize>20</PageSize> <SETitle /> <SETitle /> <SEDescription /> <SEKeywords /> <SENoScript /> <TemplateName /> <Summary /> </Entity> </Distributor> <Genre /> <Vector /> </EntityHelpers> </root>
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