Raffle Terms: Winner must collect their prize at the Trek House, The Gap, at a mutually agreed upon time. Local winners may opt for delivery to Ashgrove and The Gap, Brisbane, exclusively.
Fins and leg rope are not included with this surfboard masterpiece. It’s more than just a board; it’s a work of art! Display it proudly – it will be the centrepiece of any room. The fins and leg rope fittings are installed in the board, If you’re itching to hit the waves, simply contact the Trek Shed and purchase the fins and leg rope.
Aussie Eco Surfboards Art&Eats Raffle
First Prize: Ride the waves with style on an exquisite 8-foot Malibu handcrafted timber surfboard! Valued at an impressive $4600, this surfboard is a true masterpiece. The board, meticulously crafted by Aussie Eco Surfboards, is made from responsibly sourced Paulownia wood, ensuring both quality and sustainability and hand painted by local artist Sam Matthews.
Join the excitement with our Malibu Surfboard raffle conducted by Trek2Health. Funds raised provide stigma-free services to support the physical and mental health of our local frontline workers and veterans via Trek2Health.
We still have tickets left and drawing date has been adjusted. The closing date for the raffle is Sunday 28 April at 10am and raffle will be drawn later that day. Stay tuned for updates on this page.
The prize winner will be announced on this page, and notified via email and SMS, so keep an eye on your inbox for the exciting news!
Hand painted by Natarscha Schneider
Natarscha is a self-taught, Australian artist based in Brisbane, whose modern minimalist art style captures the curvaceous and sacredness of the female form. With soft curved shapes flowing around the arches and roundness of the body, this assists in promoting the beauty of the female form, encouraging self-empowerment and body positivity. Her artistic practice is grounded in a sensitive use of colour and a deep practice of composition and form, heightening the expressive power of each artwork.
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