GreenRoom Hawaii
“HOPE” exhibit of Dale Hope's vintage aloha shirts designed under HRH brand,now "Hope for Man" label includes photographs and prints taken from a series of 6 including surfers and canoes with paddlers. Each shirt features it's own story on a one of a kind hang tag and a hand block printed surfer on white fabric rectangle on the back near collar.
The exhibit lasts until November 21,2010.
I bought a beautiful old piece of wide ( 2'x6') piece of redwood from
ReUse Hawaii's stock of wood taken from an old house in Manoa Valley, Honolulu that was being torn down.I had to balance the wood on top of my bicycle and walk from ReUse Hawaii to my Waikiki Studio. This was before I bought my great surf rack for the bike. The linoleum blocks were mounted on this redwood. I also used pure Frankencense essential oil on the back of the wooden blocks. Used a hand saw to cut the pieces out on studio lanai with a coconut palm tree close by.
Many weeks of emailed communication with
Dale Hope resulted in these 6 blocks that went through revisions.
I'll post more images of his shirts next time.
Thank you!
Emma
Keeping Sonoma County water clean is the focus of these 3 family paddling events in 2012 held by The Sonoma Chapter Surfrider Foundation.
