Kite Biographies
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Ajay Prakash Indian travel agent Prakash has led numerous “desert kite tours” in India. Traveling to Jodphur and Jaipur during the kite season... |
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Barry Poulter Longtime kite artist and kite flying enthusiast Poulter has progressed from making his own signature works to producing custom sails for... |
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Dan Proebstal Dan produced innovative cellular kites in the 1990s. Characterized by umbrella-mechanisms for assembly and breakdown, these kites showcased... |
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Daniel Prentice Owner of Shanti Line Company in the San Francisco Bay area, Prentice became increasingly involved in the American kite movement in the late 1960s... |
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David Pelham Designer and author, Pelham became a permanent fixture of the kite landscape with his publication of the Penguin Book of Kites, in 1976.... |
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Gabriel Pantenier One of the elusive kite designers of the early 20th Century, Pantenier developed sophisticated kites including a giant man-lifting model. He has... |
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George A. Peters Peters is a native Bermudan who has brought his island kite culture to a number of American kite venues. He has taught traditional Bermudan kite... |
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George Peters Starting in the 1970s, in Hawaii, George began making large, unique kites for sale in upscale art stores. He continued after moving to Colorado... |
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George Pocock Inventor of the char volant, kite carriage, Pocock was an early advocate for kite traction on land and sea and for the possibility that... |
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Gerry and Cliff Pennell Longtime Northwest US kite enthusiasts, Gerry and Cliff have traveled to many of the world’s great kite events to share their own creations... |