Hailing from the Beautiful island of Kauai, Danny is your all around creative mind/surfer/model/photographer/world traveler just to name a few. He moved to the North shore at age 15 and instantly became a staple at pipeline from then on out, posting great results at the world renowned Pipeline Masters and more recently the Volcom Pipeline pro. He has modeled in campaigns for some of the biggest fashion companies alongside the most famous supermodels, and this year booked a worldwide Chanel fragrance campaign. Danny is also an amazing photographer having a very successful show at Known Gallery in Los Angeles and more to come. Look out for future projects and swell chasing from Danny. "For me, the art is really in that experience of being present and becoming one with my subject matter: the ocean." In the latest installment of our RVCAloha series, Danny Fuller gives us an insight into the beauty of spending time on the North Shore of Oahu as an artist, surfer, and family man. RVCA Advocate Danny Fuller takes cover in Fiji.

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