Salt.n.Skate

Zoey | 22 | CA | Skater | Surfer | Yoga Therapist | Artist | Vegan

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before every tuesday i get really depressed because i work a 12 hr day. a 12 hr day where i am under appreciated and over efficient. there is no balance and i feel like i am dying a little more each week. when thursday ends i feel relief, but then i am quickly saddened when i realize that the weekend is only temporary and then i am back in the same groove again. please change, i can't take this anymore.

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Me and the babe going around a blind left at @catalinaislandclassic ❤️❤️❤️ 📸 @godofbiscuits1

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I literally have a countdown on my phone for when I will be back to skating again. Im really excited to be back to what I love doing most, but I'm also thankful for this time where I have been given the opportunity to learn and focus on other qualities of life. This is a picture from a while back at one of my favourite roads, I think 📸 @divinewizard took this? ❤️

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Enjoy the morning voice.

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Throwback to this sketchy pavement ;P Make sure you check out @jakegroove work this month at Don Carlos in La Jolla! 📸 @jakegrovephoto

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Intricate Geometric Animal Illustrations by Kerby Rosanes

Kerby Rosanes aka Sketchy Stories is an illustrator from Manila, Philippines. The young sketch artist specializing in amazingly detailed and elaborate doodles has been recognized by international and notable art communities after reverting to a part time professional career in design and has been featured in design blogs and magazines.

“Doodling” is looked down as a lesser refined art technique but Rosanes has brought the humble art to the forefront with his intricately detailed, creative and complex drawings. Taking a plain black fine marker to a sheet of paper, he explores a versatile range of themes such as  surrealism, abstract art, cartoons, and complex floral patterns. From precisely mimicked animal portraits with a face partially made from mechanical gears similar to clockwork, and many portraits and subjects trapped together in the middle of inseparable yet opposing elements, the artist depicts the struggle of contemporary with classic.

Kerby Rosanes has amassed a huge following on his Instagram profile where he showcases most of his work. The artist has come a long way from sketching doodles as a hobby to becoming a  professional artist whose works are recognized and appreciated by fans and critics alike. You can buy his work in his Society6 shop.

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I looooove kerby’s work. One of my fav instagrams

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In love with these designs ❤️❤️❤️

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So unbelievably happy with these new additions to my body!

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Part robot now and ready to take over the world ❤️ (at Scripps Green Hospital)

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Decorated my cast today because why not. 2 weeks of my legs life in this thing and then It graduates back into a boot. 🤘🏻❤️

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Yoga is always there, no matter who you are. Although I am showing a physical posture, there's much more to yoga than asana. There is the mental and spiritual aspects as well. Staying strong in exalted warrior post surgery 6 days. I cannot wait to bring you more more pictures of how yoga can be made accessible for those who may think they cannot practice. ❤️❤️❤️ 📸 by me as well

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Thanks to everyone that made Catalina special. I learned a lot here and Im excited for next year to happen. In the mean time, I'm stoked on all of these people/new friends who want to help me progress. It's pretty cool how people I barely know are showing me how to do the skate thing better. If you're ever in San Diego, let's skate! 😘 📷 @edit_this_joe @muirskate