What I was going to say yesterday but TC crashed before I hit send. my response to the first post of this thread.
Posted: 2007-06-01 1:04 pm
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http://pressureprinting.com/patterson/patterson_nav.htm/ design for sale at Pressure Printing The tiki looks so real, you would think that it would bite you if you get too close.
Hassan
Being probably your biggest supporter here (was)and giving you mad props and linking your sites that sell your products, I'm taken back alittle.
" Had he asked first it would be a different story. Further more, I don't know how many he intends to make not to mention I have plans in the works to do a Tiki Dawg mug of my own"-Hassan
You know it was a Christmas gift so that wasn't an option. And yes you do know how many I will make. Zero. In the aftermath, (after Christmas) the only thing that I wouldn't be able to help you out with is asking you first. But I did ask you first before going public. About selling them, you know that I wasn't cause I told you I wasn't.
It was no secret to you or TC for I posted about it (this mug)long ago (as well as the emails to you). But you wanting to make tiki dawg into a mug, that is news to all today. And it would seem like you are mad that you had to say, which you didn't. But congrats.
I am not sure if you, Hassan, have already made your Tiki DAwg into a mug form but I, as well as other would love to see it. Personally I don't think it can be made easily. I would be pleased to see this assumtion proved wrong.
As for buying your art, my "cheap imitation" and "stupid card" will probably go elsewhere. If its great art, I can look past the artist to see good art and may desire it.
today
I too am done with this discussion.
And thinking about it yesterday the mug is still going to be a favorite of mine. Not for the fact that it was a five sec doddle from a guy that I personally think his other tikis have zero luster, almost that Florida style tiki that are sold daily on Ebay but from where this mug came from.
It was a gift from my favorite artist/person, my dad, and the reasons for creating reach far beyond money which has very little to do with real art in my opinion.
[ Edited by: teaKEY 2007-08-08 16:35 ]
