“Plant Aloha” by Kim SielBeck

Kim SielBeck is an Alaskan-born artist/illustrator who has lived in New York for 11 years before making her way to Hawaii.

Her art is characterized by its colorful and pop style that is becoming ubiquitous in Hawaii.

Her design has made its way to become a surfer towel design!

Surfer towels are made of microfiber and are able to absorb 3 mugs of water.

It may be used as a beach towel, but also can be used as picnic or yoga mats!

These towels are popular with surfers because the sand brushes right off the towel even when the towel is wet.

The surfer towels are reversible, use the front or switch to the backside depending on your mood!