THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PRINTS

Meet the QUIVER Artists

Every print at QUIVER exists because a surf artist somewhere — a photographer treading water at first light, a painter working from memory — made something worth framing. These are the artists of the founding collection: chosen by surfers, licensed directly, paid on every sale.

Adam Cornick

Adam Cornick

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada · Photography

Adam Cornick is a British-born surf, landscape and outdoor photographer based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He grew up in Dorset on England’s south coast,...

Douglas Schneiders

Douglas Schneiders

Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Photography

Douglas Schneiders is a Brazilian photographer and art director based in Toronto, Canada. Born in southern Brazil, his connection to the country’s coastline and...

John Seaton Callahan

John Seaton Callahan

Singapore · Photography

John Seaton Callahan is a Hawaii-raised surf photographer, writer and explorer based in Singapore. A professional photographer since graduating from UCLA’s College of Fine...

Laihha Organna

Laihha Organna

Paia, Hawaii, United States · Illustration

Laihha Organna is an illustrator living on the North Shore of Maui, working under the name LOINDAFLOW. Her detailed line art, drawn digitally, grew...

Osci

Osci

San Juan del Sur, Rivas, Nicaragua · Illustration, Photography

Osci is a surf illustrator based in San Juan del Sur on Nicaragua’s Pacific coast, and the artist behind Osci Surf, a surf and...

Rebekah Steen

Rebekah Steen

Detroit, Michigan, USA · Painting

Rebekah Steen is an American watercolor artist, illustrator and creative director behind Goldfish Kiss. Her colourful, expressive work is inspired by surfing, nature, travel...

Sean Davey

Sean Davey

Kahuku, Hawaii, USA · Photography

Sean Davey is a veteran surf and water photographer originally from Tasmania and now based in Kahuku, on Oahu’s North Shore. He began taking...

Want to sell your art on QUIVER?

QUIVER is a curated gallery — small on purpose. If your work lives where surf culture meets walls, we'd love to see it.