Blank Canvas
ELEVATING ARTIST STORIES
Blank Canvas is an initiative where artists transform our head and neckwear into vibrant expressions of creativity. Each design tells a story, turning everyday essentials into inspiring works of art.
Ian Ross, a California-based muralist, ceramicist, and sculptor, draws deep inspiration from the natural world. As a Surfrider Foundation ambassador, his collection celebrates art and ocean conservation. We’re proud to donate a percentage of sales to support Surfrider’s mission.
José Antonio Roda is an illustrator known for creating work that sparks joy and empathy. His charismatic designs and vibrant use of color reflect his kind, approachable, and fun-loving spirit.
Jess Wiarda is an illustrator of Hopi/Tewa descent. Jess’ art explores her experiences of living in two worlds as a biracial American and her feelings of belonging and understanding heritage through her unique perspective.
Tim Singleton is an artist, illustrator, and designer from Toronto, Canada. His art explores identity, surrealism, nature, and self-expression. The vibrant forest fruits of the Mata Atlantica inspired the illustrations in this collection.
Micayla Gatto, professional freeride mountain biker and artist, draws inspiration from the wild outdoor spaces she explores. This collection honors the desert’s beauty and the creatures thriving in its rugged terrain, inspired by the red rocks and mesas of Southern Utah, her second home.
Derek DeYoung’s art captures the beauty of fish through intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Inspired by his passion for fishing and nature, his designs turn the essence of aquatic life into wearable masterpieces.
Rob Benigno blends art and fly fishing into creative, nature-inspired designs. Drawing on everyday moments and outdoor adventures, he creates patterns that resonate with anglers and nature lovers alike. 10% of sales from the Captains Blue design will be donated to support Captains For Clean Water.
Alexandra Nicole is a wildlife biologist turned artist whose work highlights the coastal landscapes and wildlife of the South, inspired by her early fishing experiences with her father. From casting nets for shrimp at age 4 to chasing tarpon on fly, her deep connection to water and fishing fuels her creative work.
