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Post #721510 by little lost tiki on Tue, Jul 1, 2014 11:12 PM

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Aloha Folks!
Well what a thrilling week!
Found out that i'm not only in the TikiPop exhibition in Paris
But...... I got in the book too!
How thrilling to be included with so many talented friends!


But! it's getting late so i have to do some chatting and then
post some new work for y'alls

On 2014-06-18 22:49, TikiAno wrote:
Awesomeness. Loved the tour of "Pele's River"- digging the warm (hot?) tones of that painting, look forward to seeing it in person.

Man, I have a (similar, just not as groovy) drawing for a mug not unlike your bar wall vignette. I'll have to scan the scrapbook and send it to you, if I can find that scratching on the pad. I was never able to execute it, but now maybe I'll give it a go & do my darndest.

Keep on keepin' on, love seeing all the newest work!

Hey Ano! Thanks for Enjoying the River Tour!
Would LOVE to see that mug
SOMEBODY has to make one!
it's just too good of an idea,huh?

Anyways... Here's some new pieces for Tiki Oasis!
"Dawn at the Waterfall"
25.5 x25.5"
acrylic and cel-vinyl on wood
with a Beautiful bamboo Ben frame!

just the painting!

Closeup of the Waterfall

a Volcano!

See No Evil Kanaloa

Speak no Evil Lono

Hear No Evil Ku

Next piece!
This is for the BEYOND SQUARESVILLE exhibition at Oasis!
"Polynesia Bohemia"
20 x 16"
acrylic and cel vinyl painted onto a wooden construction crafted by our very own Bamboo Ben!

Here's a view of the dimensionality of the painting

Here's a pic to show you how the wood rectangles were stacked

a Maori with a Stand up bass

a Moai with a Saxophone

a Coconut monkey playing guitar

and a ku at the bongos! Crazy man!

a lil PNG shield spouting out some MAD poetry

a lil still life in the corner to set the moooooooooood

"Aripa (female) figure"
Middle Sepik,
Upper Korewori / Inyai-Ewa people
6x12"
acrylic and cel-vinyl on wood

ACTUALLY got to see this incredible sculpture at an exhibition in San Diego a few years back.... Stunning attention to detail and intensity of execution...There is an art spirit that inhabits all cultures.....
Well that's it! Get to see Bradley Parker on Friday!
Gonna share a drink with mah buddy! YAY!
and buy books!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for visiting Folks!