Fluid Issue 6 | Vol. 2 by FLUID Magazine

THE

Holiday issue 2013 GEAR GUIDE

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GROMSHOP | RYAN CONKLIN

BROTHERLY LOVE | HOPPER & TUPAT

CONTENTS

IN S IDE TH IS IS S U E issue 6 . volume 2 . NOVEMBER . DECEMBER 2013

18 MISS SUNSHINE V IV IA N CHA U PHOTO: Troy Huynh

PG 18 SURF FILM FEST INAG U R A L E V E NT

PG 25

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32 GROMSHOP PROFILE RYA N CO NKLIN

PG 28 BROTHERLY LOVE HO P P E R & TU PAT

PG 32

37 HOLIDAY GEAR GUIDE PHOTO: PGUNNER HUGHES

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PG 36 MUSIC PROFILE J E F F WHITE

PG 45

ON THE COVER HOPPER

LOCATION MEXIC O

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FLUID Magazine is Central Florida’s premiere publication dedicated to celebrating our culture and lifestyle. From fashion to art, entertainment to events, action sports to culture, FLUID Magazine covers everything our community needs to know through high profile interviews, mind-blowing photography, and in depth editorial coverage. The only publication of its kind in our area, FLUID Magazine focuses on the positive influences that entertainment, action sports, music, art, and fashion has on our community. Unlike any other magazine of its kind in Central Florida, we will reach all target markets through wide distribution channels. Not only will we focus on our local lifestyles, but from our staff’s extensive background as retailers, we know how much business is captured from tourism. Our free full color publication can be found all over Central Florida at colleges, key retailers, high traffic areas, hotels, and area restaurants. Our mission is to showcase the amazing talent, culture, and lifestyles of Central Florida. From our enticing profiles, in depth community coverage, fashion tips, and amazing photography staff, FLUID readers will be positively influenced by our topics covered and trending advertisers. Essentially making FLUID Magazine the most effective marketing tool for brand connectivity with consumers in our area. FLUID MAGAZINE, LLC D.B.A. FLUID MAGAZINE 1 SWAN AVE, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL 32168 386.679.2399 | THEFLUIDMAG.COM

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FROM THE

EDITOR The holidays are already here again? You have to be kidding me! As I get a little older, it’s crazy how fast time flies and this issue of Fluid Magazine marks two years of glory! When I say glory, I’m not trying to say that we are the best thing since sliced bread, I am just personally proud of what we’ve accomplished. From people like, Jeff Lastinger, the original art director who was a huge part of getting us off the ground running, to every single person who has ever submitted an article or photo to us. Each issue is another journey and we never would be able to complete the trip without all of our resources. Who I really need to thank the most are our advertisers. We are a free publication and without them we wouldn’t be in existence. So instead of looking at all the beautiful humans, images, and concepts, take a deeper look at the advertisements. For a Christmas present to us, buy local, and tell our advertisers we sent you. As we hit the two year mark for Fluid, it brings me back in time to our inception into the print world. People didn’t have much faith in us. I don’t know if that’s the right way to put it. It’s not that they didn’t have faith in the idea of Fluid Magazine, it’s more that my family and friends were watching out for my well-being. When I started to ask people about my concept that I was about to implement, I had a few weary

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Originally from? Orlando, Florida. Occupation? Full time Pharmacy student and model. Where would your dream trip take you? Back to Thailand! I was lucky enough to book a calendar shoot in Koh Samui, Thailand last year. It was such a magical experience, I would kill to go back! How many times a day do you use social media? (tell us the truth) Far too often. It’s too accessible through my phone these days, but it’s a great way to connect with your network and stay in touch with friends! Most important thing on a first date? Full attention! So many times friends and I would go out and realize we spend too much time paying attention to our phones and various businesses rather than our company. Turn on’s? Intelligence, humor, loyalty, and fidelity. Good taste in music doesn’t hurt either. Turn off’s? High maintenance, lack of goals/vision, and being unkempt. Total pet peeve. How long does it take you to get ready if you are going out? It probably takes me longer to get ready than we will actually be at the event. Perfection can not be rushed! Got a boyfriend? That’s for me to know and you to find out! Dogs or cats? Dogs! I have a thing for chubby dogs. I’ve always wanted an English bulldog. Speaking of pets though, I’d probably take a waddling duck over a dog as a pet. Beach, River, or Asphalt? Asphalt. I’ve been a fixture in the Import Racing scene for a while now. I’m always at car shows, whether I’m actually hosting or just spectating. Best Beach in Florida? Siesta Keys! Favorite celebrity? Channing Tatum, especially after that performance in Magic Mike lol. Who’s the hottest- Surfers, Skaters, Wakeboarder, Musicians or Artist? I’ll take them all, please and thank you! Favorite Spot to have a good night out? Tier! Worst Pickup Line? If your eyes were the ocean, I’d be lost at sea. I love Fluid magazine because _________? It caters to the local community and highlights individuals in the local scene. What does the future hold for the lovely Vivian? I’m in the process of finishing my doctorates within the next few years, then who knows! Much more traveling is on the horizon and hopefully adopt that pet duck I was talking about haha.

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GROMSHOP RYAN CONKLIN AGE: 13

PHOTOS BY: A.J. Neste

I remember hanging around the surfboard factory as a kid, bothering the shapers and staff. We would go around cleaning and sweeping the factory trying to earn lunch money. This issue’s Grom Profile takes it to the next level. Let’s hear where this young buck gets all of his knowledge and ambitions from. RYAN CONKLIN INTERVIEW...

How old are you? I just turned 13. I started shaping when I was 12. What grade are you in and where do you go to school? 8th and Buddy Taylor Middle School 28 T HEFLUIDMAG. C OM

Do you know anyone else around your age that shapes boards? no. How many boards have you shaped? About ten and in the middle of two right now. What made you decide that you wanted to shape surfboards? Jamie Ridgewell was my surf coach and my brother was going to shape a board with him. I always liked building and creating things so I asked if I could shape with them. When I started getting feedback about my boards I wanted to shape more. Jamie shared the board with Stu Sharpe from T & C and Stu told Jamie he couldn’t believe I was only 12

and that the board was sick. I was stoked! Do you have a favorite shaper? Yes, I have a few. Matt Calvani from Bing Shapes Retroboards, Stue Sharpe shapes under a few labels like Town & Country & Sharpe Surf Boards, and Ricky Carrol is an all-round awesome shaper & really nice guy. Are your family and friends supportive about you shaping? Yes, very! Especially my parents. They helped me start up my business and they drive me everywhere to pick up blanks and anywhere else I need to go. Who has guided you through the process

PHOTO: Johnny Perkins

and given you some pointers? My surf coach Jamie Ridgewell taught me how to shape my first board. He moved so I haven’t been able to shape with him but I watch a ton of videos on Youtube. I read blogs written by other shapers like Almond Surfboards. I also ask a bunch of the older more experienced surfers what they like about their board. Is it harder to shape a board than people think? Yes, unless you know exactly what you want. Like, it’s hard to figure out the rocker and concave. It’s much easier if you know a lot about surfboards. I also use Akushaper, which is a computer program and virtual board shaper. It let’s you see what the board will turn out like at the end and you can mess with the dimensions. Are you wanting to make a career out of shaping one day or is it more as a hobby? Who knows. Hoping to make a career out of it one day. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Hopefully in a shaping bay with lots of orders. How can people order a board? Do you have Facebook or insta? Email: ryanconklinshapes@gmail.com Phone: 386-569-5071 FB: www.facebook.com/Ryanconklinshapes Insta: http://instagram.com/ryanconklinshapes Thanks to? My parents for supporting me a bunch, Jamie Ridgwell for teaching me, and all of my friends and family.

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C GORKIN PHOTOS: Jessica Bronson

SPONSORED BY: Pro Surfer & Test Pilot: Aaron “Gorkin” Cormican

How’s life been? It ain’t been too bad, recently moved back to the states after 1 1/2 years of living the pura vida life in Costa Rica. I was gonna do “Gorky Park” but my pops had a major brain surgery about 2 months ago. It could have been fatal but went amazingly thanks to God! So now I have decided that my family is way more important than trying to live somewhere else. I spent my whole child & adult life doing that and missed out on tons of family stuff. Now it’s time to catch up . Any plans for the fall/winter? Not too much, just try and get Gorkin Surfboards off the ground and running. Maybe a surf trip in between? When we first came to you with this idea of an eleven year old kid shaping you a board, were you weary? Not too much, because you never know what will work nowadays, so i was pretty open minded about it! Groms are the future in everything, gotta support it. What was your first thought when you saw the board? Did you think it would ride well for you? To be honest, I was nervous but also had a pretty good feeling about it, as Ryan did a pretty good job with the outline & such. So, tell us about your first few sessions on it? First session was a perfect little day to try it. It was like waist plus sets, high tide and perfect little A-frames. I ventured down to the inlet solo, went out and on my first wave, I had a couple wraps. I knew the board was gonna work & ended up having a really fun time! I was actually amped to surf it again to see if I was just tripping earlier because of the first session stoke, but I went out and had another super fun session. What did you like the most about the grom shaper(Conklin) board? I like how it was fast and I could wrap it really nice and still keep the speed. Any suggestions for young Ryan Conklin? just keep doing what he is doing because the boards seem to work, and don’t be scared to go outside the box. Also some advice I got recently

was “treat it like a woman, not a girl.” - Dale Cormican On another note, there has been some talk around town about you spending some time in the shaping bay...Do you think this could be the next chapter in the life of Gorkin? It is for sure! I am diving in! Hopefully, one day down the road I will be known as a good shaper and have “Gorkin Surfboards” up & running as a company in the next couple of years. Who knows, maybe spawn off into a surfshop, ha ha! I just want surfing to always be part of my life and shaping is in the blood. My pops did it since the 70’s, so why shouldn’t I be a second generation? What or who inspires you when you are shaping? I’m not sure but I did my first board about 10-12 years ago, and it worked really well somehow. I also feel like now I can get exactly what I want as far as a look of a board. Now it’s just a matter of working on getting better so they actually work and look perfect. Robo is a big influence as far as going for it, because we grew up together as groms / “pros” haha, and he is now blowing up making sick boards. Mayhem is also an

inspiration. I mean look at the guy, he has all the best guys in the world on his boards winning WCT events. We always talked surfboards, not too detailed, but about models to try and what not. Imagine if Evan (Geiselman) or Jeremy (Johnston) or Noah (Schweizer) won an event on a Gorkin shape or even myself?! That would be the best feeling knowing I made the craft under the feet of whoever it would be, even a grom in NSSA. Also, my pops is a big inspiration, like i said it’s in the blood. Even though we are from different eras, we can both learn off each other, it’s awesome! Any last words? just a BIG thanks to everybody who have been helping me out this past year or so from Minion Clothing, the Nub TV crew, Creatures of Leisure, Kenny G, Casey Rossi, Hersch, Red, Joe at Marbella Surf Inn, Garson, Shea, Simmons, Robo, Collins, Eros, Maccaria, Sirrr Myers, Benny B, all my instagram and facebook family & friends, Perkins & Jesse (Soulja Surf & Cattleya photo video), my pops and also my mom... if I forgot you, I am really sorry. Also I am taking board orders. So if you would like one, hit me up at gorkinsurfboards@gmail.com, and thanks to you guys for the interview :)

HO P P E R A ND TUPAT (The Eich staedt’s)

pre-dawn

light,

across I-4 would take me to state road 44 for a serene thirty minutes of country beats. Becoming light now, a magnificent view of the beaches and surrounding waterways would greet me atop the south bridge heading into town. Bethune Beach would be my first destination, a surf check behind the Eichstaedt family home would dictate our plans that day. There, without fail, I could count on seeing a number of friends enjoying life from a similar lens. Fishing north end of Mosquito Lagoon by canoe from the backyard, and/or

surfing

without

crowds

across the street. The freedom these opportunities offered fulfilled needs.

all

our

Perkins,

basic

childhood

Chambers,

Col-

lins, Duffy, Milan, Chance, there

was an endless stream of us that would show up week to week. Hopper was younger and smaller than the pack back then. Always up for whatever, he was often pun-

PHOTOS: TUPAT

driving,

ished for his willingness to dive into the deep end of life with reluctance to fault in his ability to pull back. Pat entertained all while keeping a broad focus on the big picture and keeping his balls out of the rough. My

drive

shorter

now,

living

north not many miles as the crow flies, much farther winding around the many small islands making up our intra-coastal waterway. The view along the way often presents opportunity for impromptu activities the likes we once found ourselves immersed in daily. Tupat doesn’t mind if I’m late or fail to show at all on account of be-

PHOTO: Max Bressan

25 years ago, two and half hours

“Hop is one of the most barreled humans on this earth... He has the best set up in mex and just lives to surf, he’s epic! ...and Tupat is the ultimate grueler! He has helped me out a lot since I was a kid and is a great person. Most classic person I know!” - EVAN GEISELMAN

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PHOTO: TUPAT

CONT .. .

coming “busy”. Pat becomes frus-

to that found in Bethune Beach

trated in the moment, later makes

stretching

everyone laugh at his own actions

the kind of surf even a storm of

and those of others. A proud fa-

Sandy’s magnitude was unable to

ther, loving husband and communi-

produce out of the shallow wa-

ty leader for the area, Pat flows

ter along our large continental

in and out of these roles with

shelf. Waves breaking like Pipe-

ease daily. Hopper isn’t home.

line or Teahupoo with hardly a

southward,

but

with

PHOTO: TUPAT

stranger around are what he has

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Hopper has found his nirvana in a

come

cycle that follows the seasons of

room is still there for him at

swell and the locations they ar-

the family home thanks to dear ol

rive at according to his personal

mom and dad.

tastes. He prefers empty, lonely, stretches of coast similar

master.

Shannon’s

old

Words by: Shea Lopez

“Hopper has found his nirvana in a cycle that follows the seasons of swell and the locations they arrive at according to his personal tastes.”

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5. VESTAL BRIG (YELLOW) - Designed by Jordy Smith, this watch tracks the tide at over 200 beaches worldwide for the next 20 years. “Heat” mode is included along with Vestal’s own “Suffer and Recover” interval training mode. vestalwatch.com 6. FREESTYLE SHARK - “Free•style / / [free-stahyl] n. 1. Freedom of movement and creative expression 2. Unrestricted access and or use of time. 3. Performance Timing. 4. Water Resistance. 4. Limited Lifetime Warranty. 5. Always On” freestyleusa.com

7. ELECTRIC FW01 STAINLESS - Electric’s history of developing top quality functional accessories with timeless style creates the perfect context for the introduction of watches to their world. electricvisual.com 8. NOURISHING COCONUT MILK -”Sulfate-free formula gently cleanses, moisturizes, and hydrates for silky smooth hair. “ 9. LOST “LOST AT SEA” JACKET - I don’t always wear a jacket, but when I do, I prefer to wear a Lost Jacket. lostenterprises.com

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10 10. LOST “BIPOLAR” HAT - Ever wear a 110 Flexfit snapback? They’re the most comfortable snapbacks out there! Lost knows their stuff. lostenterprises.com 11. SANUK RIC RAC ROW - We’re sure you’ll be all X’s and O’s over these ones! Sanuk is all about style and comfort. sanuk.com 12. SANUK SHIPWRECKED - Anchors aweigh! Set sail in comfort with the Sanuk Shipwrecked. It has the look of a classic boat shoe, but is equipped with stretchy convenience laces that never need to be tied or untied, so you can just slip it on and go.

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16 13. CATCH SURF - Truly something for everyone. Surf it, Skim it or Bodyboard it! catchsurf.com

15. VEGABOND SURFBOARDS 5,6’’ The Double Standard ridevegabond.com

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16. CRONIN SURFBOARDS 5,8’’ The Hatchet Croninsurfboards.com

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17. ECP PADDELBOARD 10,6’’ Cruiser Model eastcoastpaddle.com 18. NSB PADDLEBOARD 12,6’’ Predator-Race/Highspeed touring SUP paddleboardnsb.com

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Hometown? New Smyrna Beach, FL Where and when did you make your first music? At first I was only a singer/ Emcee in the band “Offset “. After a few guitarist quit the band I decided to pick up the guitar, that band quickly dissolved. I wrote my first songs in 2000 on an acoustic guitar that I bought down at AC Pawn in Edgewater. What type of Music do you make? It’s very hard to pinpoint as one specific genre. I tend to favor funk and reggae when I perform with the band “ Soul Taxi “ and when Playing bass, I just like to groove with the guys (The Burnin Smyrnans). Where have you been this year? Earlier this year I went to the Caribbean for a week of island hoppin (solo tour), and I’ll be heading back before 2014 with a band. Gigging all over florida solo and with bands and played a few music festivals and some rocking benefits for great causes. Who or what have been the biggest influences to your music? My Parents have always been supportive of following what makes me happy and that’s key to development in anything you do. As far as musical influences: Brad Nowell, Bob Marley, Jack Johnson, Stevie Wonder & Dave Matthews had a major impact on my style of playing. Tell us a dirty joke we can print? Why do squirrels swim on their back? To keep their nuts dry! Favorite venues to play at in Central Florida? 1st Smokehouse (Tampa , FL) 3rd If you didn’t have a music career, what would you be doing for a living? Working in a warehouse or maybe some sort of trade, tile, construction, or even a boat mechanic. If you had only six months left to live, what would you do with the time? I would go Big! Travel until the wheels fall off. I would try stuff I normally wouldn’t do and think out of the box with no worry of taking risks. If you were a type of food, what type of food would you be? Anchovies, hopefully no one would eat me. Tell me something random, like your first job was a prison guard or your family owns an island in the Caribbean? In 1999 I was on a surf trip in Costa Rica and was struck by lightning and in 2001 I was bitten by a shark, both were pretty traumatic experiences. Best Advice another musician has given you? Never Quit What Central Florida bands do you like to hear live? Beartoe, SFB, The Fam Band, Beebs and Her Money Makers, The Stereotype, Shak Nasti, Buster Keaton & The A-Team. What do you think of the Central Florida music scene? Its growing fairly quickly, but over the years I’ve noticed a lot of good bands come and go.

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What was the last movie you went to see? Inception What would I find in your refrigerator right now? Condiments, beer, water, veggies, and leftovers. What is your drink of choice? I love an ice cold IPA (India Pale Ale). Thanks for being part of our social music experiment. Any last shout outs, Jeff? My First record Is dropping next month. Check out Jeffwhitemusic.com for more details. Thanks for taking the time to read this interview. THEF LU ID M AG.C OM 45

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LOST LAGOON Lost Lagoon has built a stellar reputation with locals as being a place where you can enjoy awesome food, cold drinks and a friendly crew. You can rest assure that none of that has changed with their new location by the New Smyrna airport. You will find the same friendly faces & great prices, but now there is even a liquor bar! Drink up buttercup.Since their move to 2004 N. Dixie Free-

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way in New Smyrna, we have hit up the new location quite a few times and have found there is even more room to meet up with friends and enjoy a cold beer. I have never met a big screen I did not like and this football season the Fluid crew plans on watching our favorite teams on one of their many new massive TVs. They say change is good and Lost Lagoon has proven that right!

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Pizzeria panheadspizzeria.com 4085 S. Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange, FL (386) 872-4924 113 S. Orange St., New Smyrna, FL (386) 428-8738

PAN HEADS When demand rises, supply increases. It’s simple economics. Panheads Pizzeria still has its New Smyrna Beach location going strong, but they also answered the request of all their Daytona Beach area patrons and friends. The new location at 4085 Ridgewood Ave. in Port Orange still has the same quality food and service that has gained them 5 star reviews by Trip Advisor. What has made Panheads Pizzeria so popular and gained them all these great reviews? They pay attention to detail! EVERYTHING is made from scratch. Each Panheads Pizza is made with the freshest produce, finest meats, and a unique blend of

cheeses. Pizza isn’t the only thing that they’ve perfected. Their salads are the best around! Their appetizers and the “stairway to heaven” desert will have you coming back for more! To keep our interest peaked, Panheads Pizzeria, Port Orange location, is offering some great new items. My personal favorite is the massive selection of craft beers, close to a hundred options, basically something for everyone! Another great addition would have to be the flight of beer/large pizza combo. Stop in to their new location at 4085 Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange to enjoy a unique dining experience and tell them the Fluid crew sent you! THEF LU ID M AG.C OM 49

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1. This is like putt-putt golf, BUTT the view is way better. 2. WOW! The Fluid Party at Bishops produced some solid talent. Hello Ladies! 3. Super Grom Kieran Ajay knows how to have fun at the Fluid Parties. 4. Kick your feet up and enjoy..itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a Fluid Golf Benefit. 5. The Garage was wall to wall!! Music madman Whole Wheat Bread rocked the house!

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6. Raven and Kim are two hot mommas that are cutthroat. 7. Spy Optics is always keeping things interesting. 8. No pressure Bossman Bruce...Thanks Jon Hall Hyundai for sponsoring our Golf Tourney. 9. Rockerband girls playing naughty and nice over the crown jewels. 10. There is a new sheriff at NSB inlet. He will snake you on every wave!!