Award-winning photographer Clark Little was born in Napa, California in 1968. Two years later, a move to the North Shore of Oahu dramatically changed his future. In the '80s and '90s he made his name as a pioneer of surfing at the Waimea Bay shorebreak. Clark had a unique talent for taking off on hopeless closeout shorebreak waves and surviving in one piece.

In 2007, Clark discovered his ability and passion to capture the extraordinary beauty of the shorebreak when his wife asked him for a picture of the ocean to decorate a bedroom wall. With the confidence of an experienced surfer, Clark went out and bought a waterproof camera setup, jumped in the ocean, and started snapping away, recording the beauty and power of Hawaiian waves. "Clark's view" is a unique and often dangerous perspective of waves from the inside out, captured in photos for all to enjoy from the safety of dry land.

Clark's work has been exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum, Alden B. Dow Museum, Science Museum of Virginia, The Four Seasons and The Ritz-Carlton Resorts, and published in National Geographic, New York Times, LIFE, Nikon World, Paris Match, Outdoor Japan, Sierra, Geo, Nature's Best Photography, Rangefinder, and Surfer's Journal among others. Commercial clients include Apple, Nike, Nikon, Hewlett-Packard (HP), Anheuser Busch, Lockheed Martin, Verizon, and XS Energy Drink.

Visit Clark at Booth 98 and visit his website at http://www.clarklittlephotography.com

2012 Shirt "TURN N" by Kenneth Oku

Kenneth Oku began his life in a sleepy little logging town in Northern British Columbia, Canada. "Slocun, BC," says Ken, "is surrounded by tall evergreens, snow capped mountains, Mother Nature and Billie Goats."

Oku's love of drawing honed his appetite to be an artist at an early age, which came to fruition several years later after graduating in industrial design. Being employed in the television and advertising industries under the direction of two prominent art directors (mentors), elevated his creative side to include set design, ad layouts, architectural rendering, graphics and package designing.

Inspired by color, nature, and culture, Ken learned to appreciate the world around him with extensive domestic and international travel. Ken's free spirit and uninhibited lifestyle is exemplified in his work in which he varies his technique to suit his temperament at the moment.

"Art is really about color, the interaction of color with emotion and the response it creates," says Ken. "Art is my personal satisfaction, thus exercising my creative elements instills a calming influence on my busy personality, replacing daily stress and tension with inner peace, calm and a rhythmic value for life, which I try and express in my art".

Meet Ken in Booth 103 or visit his website at http://www.kennethoku.com