HAPPY DAYS DIARY 2012 surf. art. environment.

HAPPY DAYS 2012 is a funky, full colour diary aimed at surfers, ocean lovers and /or green-minded people with a thing for street and surf art. It combines a practical weekly diary with the stoke of surfing, the beauty of the oceans and the joy of art - showcasing 100+ pieces of surf and street art, quotes, info on the marine environment, surf spots and mini language guides.
Inspired by the beauty of our oceans, the fun of surfing, the joy of art and the strong belief that the sum of all our actions combined is the key to a sustainable world.

FEATURES

*NEW* thicker cover!

•160 x 160 mm
•week per double page
•200 full colour pages
•100+ pieces of street and surf art
•30 full art pages
•blank pages for notes and art
•quotes
•surf spot descriptions
•monthly mini language guides
•feature stories on the (marine) environment
•2012 overview (XL on a double page)
•2012 & 2013 overviews
•world map with time zones
•international holidays
•Australian school and public holidays
•weekly to-do lists
•lots of space for notes


ENVIRONMENT

Made from from recycled and sustainable materials, the HAPPY DAYS DIARY 2012 is proud to be:
•Produced locally in Australia.
•Printed on “Sumo Offset Laser”, an environmentally responsible paper that is FSC Chain of Custody (COC) certified and Element Chlorine Free (ECF).
•Printed using a waterless print process and soy based inks.
•Bound with “Envirokoil” which is made from 95% post commercial waste, non-toxic and recyclable over and over again.

FEATURE STORIES

Inspired by the strong belief that the sum of all our actions combined is the key to a sustainable world, the HAPPY DAYS DIARY 2012 features stories on (marine) environmental issues:
•Turtles
•Tuna in Trouble
•Icebergs
•Marine Debris

These stories give facts and information, show ways of everyday action for everyone and support non-profit organisations that are working on the particular issues.



CONTRIBUTORS
Art
Celine Chat, Erik Abel, Heather Ritts, id-iom, James McMillan, Meegan Feori, Narani Henson, Susan Wickstrand, the tigapics collective

Photography
Alexander Frings, Craig Parry, Gavin Newman/Greenpeace, Joel Sharpe, Hisashi Isogai, Lars Jacobsen, Marvin Weinstein/Ocean Conservancy, Mikala Wilbow, Paul Bence, Rachel Bardin, Simona Satra, the tigapics collective, Ted Grambeau, Todd Glaser

Text
Johnny Abegg, Keri Algar, Lauren Hill, Marion Poehland

Design
Carmen Iredale, Kellie Morris