Tracks Cover Art – The Next Best Thing to a Surfing Time Machine A Tracks cover always stirs up a heady dose of welcome nostalgia. At a glance the images can transport you to another time and place, evoking feelings and memories connected to your favourite surfing icons or most treasured surfing experiences. The alchemy of stellar photography, cutting-edge design, and catchy text lines make the covers timeless pieces of pop art. Hang them on the wall at home or work, or purchase one as a gift that won’t disappoint. Hell, grab a few and dedicate a whole wall to these perfect timestamps of surfing history. The 90’s Tracks Cover Art Collection Welcome to the 90s. On the cover, vert snaps and frontside slashes are in vogue; while a good barrel shot never gets old. Lofty ambitions take surfing beyond the lip and later in the decade we see the first covers featuring airs. The shorts get longer and the boards go narrow and thin. Cheeky cover lines are splashed in big fonts and bold colours. Pop-punk is playing loud as Kelly Slater spearheads The Momentum Generation’s assault on Pro Surfing. Pam Burridge finally gets her title and the cover. Meanwhile, a brash, new generation of Australian surfers stake their own claim to surfing supremacy.
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