In 1972, Michael Peterson bent time at Kirra and Albe Falzon froze the moment that became Tracks’ most iconic cover, and a cornerstone of Morning of the Earth. We’ve lifted that legendary frame into a limited-edition tee, honouring the style, the film, and the surfer who shaped an era.

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 makes 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.

Phil Meatchem is an acclaimed Australian surf artist known for his vibrant surf art prints and cinematic style. Inspired by iconic Aussie surf culture, he transforms classic line-ups and ocean moments into bold, impressionistic surf paintings. Each piece captures the spirit of the sea and the timeless beauty of surfing in collectible fine art prints.

Dan Merkel is one of the most influential surf photographers of all time, a visionary whose lens defined the golden era of surfing through the 1970s and 1980s. Known for his groundbreaking water photography and cinematic eye, Merkel captured some of the sport’s most iconic moments, from Pipeline to Waimea Bay, documenting legends like Mark Richards, Shaun Tomson, and Gerry Lopez at the height of their powers.