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Welcome to the Wakeboard Art Gallery!

I hope you enjoy the works of these world famous artists. The collection of art gathered here cannot be matched by the Louvre in Paris, the Prado in Madrid, the National Gallery in London or any other museum. Most of the paintings reflect the renaissance look, but Dweebo is a little more realist.

Please sit back, raise your stinky hard working feet, grab a nice cold beer and invite your favorite woman  to see some phat art, all in the comfort of your own home (or office).


Artist: Luke Mahaney

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Original Art by Chris Wesley.




Original artwork from Pascal Jean Delorme in France. To check out his complete sports collection, visit Artsandsports.net.


 

hoochie glide

 

"Hoochie Time!"
Jean Jacques Louis Dweebo

This picture tells us a great deal about the life of Mr. Dweebo. The grey mountains represent his life of solitude. The straight lines represents his fear of curves, which may be a result of his bad experience with a sumo wrestler on his most recent trip to Japan. This is truly one of life's great mysteries.


PHOTO STOLEN FROM THE PRADO IN MADRID

"Rollin' Rollin' Rollin'"
Paul Gaubig

Gaubig loved to go big, and also to gamble big. The large rainbow is a symbol of his desire for wealth, power and gold. The boarder in black is the center and most important part of the painting. Gaubig has promised not to reveal the identity of the boarder. It is rumoured that this is the only public picture of Heather Lee tearing it up on the water. The hair is a mystery.


 

"The cottage life"
Vince VanStoke

VanStoke was a crazy guy. He fell in love with the natural beauty of Northern Ontatio when apparently visiting his lumberjack/cavemen/moosemeat-eating friends. Upon arrival he sat in the boat while François LeEh flew through the air and never wished to return to his koo koo house in southern France.









 

"Life Without Boarding"
Henry Maboardisgone

Henry's most famous piece just recently sold to an anonymous bidder for 22 million dollars. This piece is so moving. It makes me shiver and want to blow od shaped chunks whenever I see this earth moving piece that will most definately be remembered as the most famous piece of art of the 20th century.


"Eat Shizz" by Don Warren

This art is depicting a young man out having fun wakeboarding until his driver pulls him into a rock....he "ATE SHIZZ"


 

 

"All About Goin' Huge"
Submitted by...Michael Jordan

The artist was me, Michael Jordan (not the basketball player) and I ride with my friends on Lake Allatoona in Georgia just out of Atlanta. I want to say that the image I created came from a session with Gator and Byerly on my boat when Team Wake Tech visisted our ski site (the Atlanta Water Ski Club) back in 1992.


 

Wet...Dreamworks
Submitted by...Nelson, aka Wakezilla

These two pieces were found in Wakezilla's bathroom. Although covered with an unknown white substance, we managed to save the art. Apparently Wakezilla used to love sucking on Wakezillette's banana's while sitting by the sea. Often, Big Rude Raley and Kid KGB would perform stunning and spectacular aerial stunts for their giant, wet, happy buddies. Although Wakezilla has huge hands, he shows fine motor skills and precision that cannot even be copied by the best computer graphics programs.


Artist: Toby Yeo
Description: Me wakeboarding doing a nuclear glide behind my very nice pimped out X-2, really sunny day calm water.


Artist: Jamie Korstrom
Description: Living the wakeboard life. Nice boat, good friends, hot girls, going huge.


STOLEN FROM THE MUSEE D'ORSAY

"Wake Wipe"
Ilost Matisse

This piece is the newest addition to the collection. It was purchased from Andrew Lloyd Weber's personal collection for many pounds. So what's the story? Ilost Matisse is a famous French wakeboarder known for his famous crazy twisty bread flip. After visualizing and attempting this move for the first time and landing face first, this is what Matisse saw and thought. He did two similar paintings. The first one, written in french and thus having less value read "A merde! Putain, cela m'a fait mal! Mais j'ai eu beaucoup de plaisir a l'essayer! Encore, la vache!"


 

PHOTO STOLEN FROM THE LOUVRE! BUT, THE LEGEND REMAINS... 

"Twin Raley's"
Leonard DeShit

Although he invented many things, Leonard was a clumsy child. He spent all his time in the boat because he was always hurt. He was very good with his hands. Leonard loved to watch Neil and Al go big in Florida. Leonard just recently passed away after a fatal table tennis accident in Amboise.


 

If you have a portrait that you think would fit well in the gallery, please do not hesitate to send it to forms@stokecity.ca. I'm always looking for art that will enhance the reputation, atmosphere and collection of art available for public viewing.


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