Welcome to the Tiki Central 2.0 Beta. Read the announcement
Celebrating classic and modern Polynesian Pop

Tiki Central / Tiki Carving / Lake Tiki - 8/23/2013 - Red Cedar

Post #345062 by Lake Surfer on Mon, Nov 19, 2007 10:51 PM

You are viewing a single post. Click here to view the post in context.

Thanks everyone for the comments on the recently posted work! Work continues on this big project for Foundation and then I have to get started on orders that are coming in for holiday gifts. Thought I'd pop in for a bit and say hi.

Pappy: I love the poles a lot. Lots of work, but impressive when finished. When I get long straight logs in I always save them in the hopes they will become poles for someone.

surfin: go for it! Carving a pole is a nice drawn out process that you need not rush if you don't have to. You can carve them as detailed or as simple as you want. the end result is always stunning. Winter slows my log carving a bit since there's not much room for anything over 6 feet. I concentrate on mass production of small items for the next season's vending opportunities. I hear you on the arm... that and my back gets a break too. :wink:

tikidreams: honored to inspire. There are a lot of artists here and in the tiki past that I draw inspiration from also.

Johnny: They were a joy, and many of them groundbreaking for me. I did some poking around and if things line up right I may get another opportunity to have some more of my work in the new Vic's.

Kai: I look forward to viewing your new work in the future... your carvings and energy are very motivating!

seek: thanks much... keep up the great work on your tiki!