Drosso, can you tell us more about this design please.
Those simple and elegant outriggers are cool, and it looks like she has good buoyancy tanks with runners for a sliding seat. Good lift in the bows for rougher water.
I looked at lot of plans - some of which met some of my requirements. Ultimately, I decided to draw my own plan to scale on a big bit of paper. The dimensions were determined by size of garage and I knew, would provide pretty good boat run. There are some influences from surfboats too including the flap in the transom for self draining not to mention the fancy and traditional stripes on the bow and stern. The buoyancy and self-draining capabilities should enbable me to get wet without worrying about sinking. The lower sheer line running right back to the stern is to reduce impact of cross-winds.
Interior is uncluttered for safety and appearance. It is capable for two person rowing as well. I copied a friend's racing oars out of King Billy Pine (Tasmanian native softwood) which also gave the clues for the rigging which I laminated and steamed in a quilt-covered frying pan!
The whole project was an exercise in improvisation.
Coastal rowing boat 
