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DIY Van Life

This video has one of the most stylish surfers of our era and one of my personal favorite artists..well probably my favorite artist who works with cars as a medium. Jay Nelson is truly gifted and has made his passion for building and design and imaginative perspectives a professional reality. Pretty solid video here showingContinue reading “DIY Van Life”

Tiny House Summer Camp2 coming to VT

Derek Diedricksen of Relax Shacks and author of “Humble Homes, Simple Shacks, Cozy Cottages, Ramshackle Retreats, Funky Forts” is putting on another Tiny Homes weekend extravaganza and it looks like it is going to be awesome! “Deek” as he is known in the Tiny Homes circle is a true character and leading expert in theContinue reading “Tiny House Summer Camp2 coming to VT”

Compassing

One website we really enjoy and have been lucky enough to be featured on is KorduroyTV. The site is dedicated to not just surfing but diy ethics, environmental awareness, tiny home culture and van life among many other things that are right up our alley. The creator of the site, Cyrus Sutton is a freeContinue reading “Compassing”

Tiny Homes book review by Skye is up on KorduroyTV.

Really stoked on sending some writing and content over to the crew at KorduroyTV. These guys are amazing and I’m honored to have some work chosen to publish on there. We feel pretty strongly about tiny homes living and culture. Why? Well, it just makes sense in so many ways. We really just need shelterContinue reading “Tiny Homes book review by Skye is up on KorduroyTV.”

Tiny Bike Home By Kevin Cyr.

We here at the Mocean Project are real big fans of simplistic living. Living in smaller spaces and spaces that are utilitarian in nature. Ideally portable because we’re nomads. Just came across this interesting concept on the Shelter Publications page on the god forsaken Facebook(fakebook) profiling the work of Kevin Cyr designer ofContinue reading “Tiny Bike Home By Kevin Cyr.”

Jay Nelson, surfing artist and craftsman making the most of space.

Gonna keep this theme going this week. Why? Well having a smaller living footprint often equals more freedom. Freedom to move, be outside and be doing the things you love. It might allow you to travel more and get out and experience more of life’s wonderful adventures? Jay Nelson is an amazing artist and surfing craftsman whomContinue reading “Jay Nelson, surfing artist and craftsman making the most of space.”