Author Archives: Jay Killvan

About: Jay Killvan

Journalist

Jay Killvan is a surfer from Cronulla, Australia. With pursuits ranging from journalism, various design disciplines and photography, he is often sleep deprived. A desire for raw adventure has led Jay to pursue big episodes in remote corners of the world, engaging in foreign cultures, unique people and the best waves possible. With work published in numerous publications, Jay Killvan continues to evolve. Read more from Jay at www.Killvan.com.

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Santosha Gone Sour

Sunday, December 30th, 2012

A hominidae appeared from nowhere and sprint paddled towards me as if we were in the Octagon. The yelling so aggressive and loud, I thought he was growing horns. This wasn’t going to end well.

Even after a lousy surf check and a few disturbing mishaps, faith was restored in the season on the eleventh hour. You just have to have a little trust in Spring. Photo: Mike Smolowe

Spring Broken?

Sunday, October 16th, 2011

Even after a lousy surf check and a few disturbing mishaps, faith was restored in the season on the eleventh hour. You just have to have a little trust in Spring.

Surfers pollution environmentalists

Poisonous Consumers or Eco-Warriors?

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011

Most of us claim to know the struggles of our environment, but it’s apparent we have no clue as to what our impact actually looks like on a day-to-day basis.

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