Surf Art ; The Art of Clark Takashima | Surf Art Murals Sculpture

Original Acrylic Fine Art Surf Paintings

Any artist can paint a picture from a picture, there are a lot more "surf artists" out there-since the mainstreaming of surfing has become, well, mainstream. Clark has surfed for 25+ years and have traded in his boards for brushes. Join Clark on his journey of his "surf art". "Although my art cannot compare to actually being there, I hope you find that it is a close second".

Slow it down and sit in the tube for hours on end, have the view of that perfect day, everyday... Please enjoy the chronicle of Clark's mind's eye. Watch as his work climbs to its place among the greats of yesterday and today!

Checkout "The Dream Tour Series" for Clark's latest Masterpieces!

Original Works Hot off the Easel!

"Anticipation" Teahupoo, Tahiti

The moment you know that you are about to be insanely shacked.

Framed 24" x 36"

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Professional surfers and industry legends themselves are quickly realizing that Clark's works are on their way to world-wide recognition. By comparing the rise of the careers of popular artists of yesterday and today, it is clear that Clark's will grow in equal fashion. At this point in Clark's career, you may acquire his work at the best value possible.

New! June 2008

"Weside" 11" x 14"

"OTW Backside", 14"x11"

"OTW Frontside" 14" x 11"

History has shown, when an artist's recognition grows, so does the prices of the works. Many people are buying his work for its accuracy and to watch the phenomenon of an artist's rise in popularity, most, like Rusty Priesendorfer, says, "It just makes me smile". (Woo-Tagh!, is hanging in his office in California). Soon after winning his second ASP WQS Pipeline Pro contest in 2006, Jamie O'Brien acquired "Chiii-Hu", a 24" x 48" original. Tow-in surfer, long-time North Shore resident, Troy Alotis is an avid collector of Clark's work. He feels Clark is "getting better with each year" and is taking advantage of collecting Clark's work in its rise to the likes of a Lassen or Wyland.

Sizzle before the Snap, Crackle, Pop... Pipeline, Hawaii

"V-Land Slide" 11" x 14" Velzyland, Hawaii

" Bali, Impression Session" 11" x 14"

"Mr. Novak" 14"x11"

"Fiji, Cloudbreak, Tavarua"

15" x 30"

detail of Tavarua, Fiji

Waimea Shorebreak, 15" x 30"original acrylic on canvas

photo reference by Clark Little

NFS

Inside Pipeline 20 x 30

I used to not want to look into the barrel at Pipe, too scary. Besides the view looking out-is what you want to get comfortable with...

Woo-Tagh! The visualization of discovery. 24" x 48" The collection of Mr. Rusty Preisendorfer. R. bought this at Jamie's place at Pipe, says it made him smile...

Cloudbreak, Fiji 20 x 30

Chi-Hu! 24" x 48" This isn't a real spot, really. It was named before they started using it on the radio. Rusty P. got the first one, called "Woo-tagh!, the visualization of discovery"

Whoa! 16" x 20"

Original acrylic on canvas board

Koko Head, Hawaii 15"x 24"

Original acrylic on board

Original donated to Keep the North Shore Country (see link) They might turn this painting into a fundraiser to keep the hotels away from Kawela Bay. Still Available! $2,000.00 or best offer. The proceeds of this original will be used to produce a benefit poster print to Keep the North Shore Country!

Original Acrylic on canvas board

"Hollowday" donated to help Jeannie Chesser. This original was bought by a Cornwall, England surfer during a live auction at the annual lifeguard party at the Waimea Falls Audubon Center. Bids started at $150 and climbed to $550 towards Jeannie's Medical Bills.

North Light 24 x 36