Trunks Art moved to Boise from Los Angeles in 2015 and has made this city his home and art inspiration.
To see more of my work, please have a look at more posts or email me at chucktrunks@gmail.com. Or, visit my website at www.trunksart.com.




Cape Cod, MA — May 31, 2013 — Just finished another custom surfboard sign for the "Sweet Waves" Frozen Yogurt Shop located in Chatham, one of the many beach towns that run along Cape Cod's iconic coastline.
The art work incorporated the "Sweet Waves" logo against a backdrop that includes the "hook" of Cape Cod along with several local, iconic features and landmarks.
To see more of my work, please visit my website and blog or email me at chucktrunks@verizon.net. If you're interested in having a custom art surfboard brighten up your home, office or business, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'd love to help you! *Board photos courtesy of Brad Styron.
Camarillo, CA — March 18, 2012 — When I look at my newly completed art piece, “Lovers Beach,” I can’t help but think of it as a composition I should’ve done years ago. For reasons still not fully understood, I’ve managed to make footprints on about a dozen of these ‘same name’ beaches. Between trips to Hawaii, a few excursions to Mexico and a two-year work assignment in the Caribbean, a ‘lovers beach’ could always be stumbled upon. Although exotic and dreamy, these former destinations provided none of the inspiration behind this art work. Like most of my work, it was inspired by the beauty and tranquility of the beaches in Ventura County.
Camarillo, CA — March 5, 2012 — On Saturday, I had the pleasure of delivering one of my surfboard skins to Matt Sparks, owner and chief shaper for M.d.s. Surfboards of Newbury Park, CA. While Matt was on a break from watching one of his team riders compete at the Ventura Fairgrounds, he got his first look at "Beach Breakers" which I applied to one of his original board shapes known as 'The Funky.'
Since a lot of my art work is based on the surf culture here in Southern California, it was only a matter of time before I started putting my iconic, colorful pop images on actual surfboards. The idea came to me while biking around Ventura last year. Yes, I saw loads of surfers lining up for the morning sets but it was all the old, used surfboards I saw wasting away in garages, leaning up behind sheds or pulling signage duty for antique stores that made me think, “there had to be a better way – a more honorable way for these boards to find a new purpose.”
“Beach Breakers” is my latest surfboard skin and was inspired by the generosity of Matt Sparks. Local surf shop owners, like Matt, have helped move my brand of art into the very ocean that motivates my work. And after more than a year of making surfboard art, I now create custom works for both new and used surfboards as well as for boards that are happy to brighten up the walls of homes, offices and businesses.
Camarillo, CA — February 29, 2012 — I have a new on-line store called, Attractive Abstracts. The images you see above are just a few of the many products I sell through Printfection, a company dedicated to high quality materials and customer satisfaction. So far, my store is offering 6 different artworks (Twenty Twelve, Twilight Surf, Moonlit Pools, Skull of Rock, I Love Ventura and I Love Ventura County) on a large array of products like iPad sleeves, glass beer steins, coffee mugs, mouse pads, coasters, tote bags...okay, okay...you get it!