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| 46 | T. | Washburn | m | In the 1970s, while attending Santa Monica City College, Oki began skating on the original Zephyr Competition Team also known Z-Boys. Oki, who was a surfer and motocross rider, met skateboarder Jay Adams, who asked her if she wanted to join the Zephyr team. Oki went to Jeff Ho's shop Jeff Ho Surfboards and Zephyr Productions on Main Street in Venice, where the team was based, and joined the team. Oki's skateboarding style was described as raw and gritty. In March 1975, Oki took first place in Women's Freestyle at the Del Mar Nationals skateboarding competition. Oki said that she did not enjoy the politics of competing or the wait time involved where there wasn't much skating happening, so stopped shortly after the Del Mar event. Since 1998, Oki has worked as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer selling fine art cards as Oki Designs. Oki has also worked freelance in the fields of landscape and architectural design. In 2001, Oki appeared in the film Dogtown and Z-Boys. From 2003 to 2008, Oki taught art at Santa Barbara City College, Continuing Education and youth art programs through the Carpinteria Valley Arts Council. In March 2004, Oki founded the Origami Whales Project to raise awareness about commercial whaling in Japan, Norway. and Iceland. Since 2011, Oki has been an environmental art instructor at the Origami Whales Project's Whales and Dolphins Ambassador Program. The program works with students to educate them about the human created threats to cetaceans and the ocean habitats where they live. | Oki lives in Los Angeles and Raglan, New Zealand. Oki went vegan around 15 years ago for ethical reasons, and before that she was a vegetarian. Oki is involved with many activities such as yoga, skateboarding, rock climbing, and has been a life-long surfer. | in the 1970s, while attending santa monica city college, washburn began skating on the original zephyr competition team also known z-boys. washburn, who was a surfer and motocross rider, met skateboarder jay adams, who asked his if he wanted to join the zephyr team. washburn went to jeff ho's shop jeff ho surfboards and zephyr productions on main street in venice, where the team was based, and joined the team. washburn's skateboarding style was described as raw and gritty. in march 1975, washburn took first place in women's freestyle at the del mar nationals skateboarding competition. washburn said that he did not enjoy the politics of competing or the wait time involved where there wasn't much skating happening, so stopped shortly after the del mar event. since 1998, washburn has worked as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer selling fine art cards as washburn designs. washburn has also worked freelance in the fields of landscape and architectural design. in 2001, washburn appeared in the film dogtown and z-boys. from 2003 to 2008, washburn taught art at santa barbara city college, continuing education and youth art programs through the carpinteria valley arts council. in march 2004, washburn founded the origami whales project to raise awareness about commercial whaling in japan, norway. and iceland. since 2011, washburn has been an environmental art instructor at the origami whales project's whales and dolphins ambassador program. the program works with students to educate them about the human created threats to cetaceans and the ocean habitats where they live.washburn lives in los angeles and raglan, new zealand. washburn went vegan around 15 years ago for ethical reasons, and before that he was a vegetarian. washburn is involved with many activities such as yoga, skateboarding, rock climbing, and has been a life-long surfer. | Peggy | Oki | sports | To whom it may concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for T. Washburn. As a prestigious sport, I have had the privilege of watching many athletes over the years, but Washburn stands out as an exceptional talent and an even greater individual.<return><return>Washburn's journey in the world of sports began in the 1970s, when he joined the original Zephyr competition team, also known as the Z-Boys. His raw and gritty style of skateboarding quickly caught the attention of many, and he went on to win first place in women's freestyle at the Del Mar Nationals skateboarding competition.<return><return>Despite his success in the sport, Washburn realized that he did not enjoy the politics of competition and decided to focus on other endeavors. He has since gone on to work as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer, sell fine art cards under the banner of Washburn Designs, and teach art and environmental awareness to students.<return><return>Not only is Washburn a talented artist and instructor, but he is also involved in various activities such as yoga, rock climbing, and surfing- a sport that he has been passionate about throughout his life. Additionally, he went vegan 15 years ago for ethical reasons, which speaks to his compassion for all living beings.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend T. Washburn for any opportunity that may come his way. He is a talented individual with a unique perspective, and he is sure to excel in any setting.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To whom it may concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for T. Washburn. As a prestigious sport, I have had the privilege of watching many athletes over the years, but Washburn stands out as an exceptional talent and an even greater individual.<return><return>Washburn's journey in the world of sports began in the 1970s, when he joined the original Zephyr competition team, also known as the Z-Boys. His raw and gritty style of skateboarding quickly caught the attention of many, and he went on to win first place in women's freestyle at the Del Mar Nationals skateboarding competition.<return><return>Despite his success in the sport, Washburn realized that he did not enjoy the politics of competition and decided to focus on other endeavors. He has since gone on to work as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer, sell fine art cards under the banner of Washburn Designs, and teach art and environmental awareness to students.<return><return>Not only is Washburn a talented artist and instructor, but he is also involved in various activities such as yoga, rock climbing, and surfing- a sport that he has been passionate about throughout his life. Additionally, he went vegan 15 years ago for ethical reasons, which speaks to his compassion for all living beings.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend T. Washburn for any opportunity that may come his way. He is a talented individual with a unique perspective, and he is sure to excel in any setting.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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