That's just wrong! The un-Tiki thread: - General Tiki

Z ZuluMagoo Tiki Socialite Denver, CO Joined: Jun 26, 2002 Posts: 492	Z ZuluMagoo Posted posted on Wed, Aug 9, 2006 2:13 PM On 2006-08-09 11:46, bigbrotiki wrote: 2.) Zulu Magoo, nice try: Using badly done VINTAGE Tikis to raise the question "Why would they be different from badly done Tikis of today?" They are not, really, maybe that's why I didn't use any of these in my book, which, because of my pre-selection, reflects a "perfect" Tiki world that did not exist even back then. (Exclude number 3, the Mortlock mask, which to me always was a fine example of primitive/modern art) I knew I wouldn't be able to slip these buy bigbro. I intentionally took these images out of their original context for comparison with the intent to show the full image in a later post. Here are the full images for comparison. The Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, CA. The Polynesian in Ocean Shores, WA Tiki Gardens, Indian Rocks Beach, FL Twin Tiki Inn, Eddyville, KY

On 2006-08-09 11:46, bigbrotiki wrote:

2.) Zulu Magoo, nice try: Using badly done VINTAGE Tikis to raise the question "Why would they be different from badly done Tikis of today?" They are not, really, maybe that's why I didn't use any of these in my book, which, because of my pre-selection, reflects a "perfect" Tiki world that did not exist even back then.
(Exclude number 3, the Mortlock mask, which to me always was a fine example of primitive/modern art)

I knew I wouldn't be able to slip these buy bigbro. I intentionally took these images out of their original context for comparison with the intent to show the full image in a later post. Here are the full images for comparison.

The Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, CA.

The Polynesian in Ocean Shores, WA

Tiki Gardens, Indian Rocks Beach, FL

Twin Tiki Inn, Eddyville, KY

Post #247886 by ZuluMagoo on Wed, Aug 9, 2006 2:13 PM