Kite Biographies
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Alessia Marrocu As a youth, Sicilian born Alessia Marrocu was introduced to the world of kites by her parents and she has since established her own playful and... |
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Barbara Meyer Barbara has been a longtime, active member of the American Kitefliers Association and has served as the organization’s president. She is an... |
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Bob Maysmor Bob is the authority on Maori kites of New Zealand. His book Te Manu Tukutuku: The Maori Kite gives insight into the long and interesting... |
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Bob Mosier One of six members of Bill Lockhart’s honorary Junction Kite Club, Bob was a student of Bill Lockhart and Betty Street and became enamored... |
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Capitaine Madiot Madiot’s cellular kite, with an internal, umbrella-like structure, won the French competition for man-lifting systems in 1909. However,... |
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Don Mock Longtime Northwest US kite maker, Mock burst upon the American kite scene in the late 1980s with asymmetric, Northwest Indian-inspired kites that... |
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Don Montague Wind surfing entrepreneur Montague, working on the Hawaiian island of Maui is one of the world’s most experienced kite sailors. Kite... |
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Eden Maxwell Author of the popular Kiteworks, Explorations in Kite Building and Flying, Maxwell is a painter, writer and kiteflier. After a... |
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Eric Muhs Seattle science teacher, Muhs was the recipient of research grants at the South Pole, where he turned to kite aerial photography (KAP) as a tool... |
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Gary Mark Gary is the founder of the Canadian Kite Federation and is active in organizing events and kite displays in Canada and around the world. He has... |