PopTiki of Colorado, The Cocounut Economy and a couple one of Mugs - Tiki Marketplace

H Helz Member Westminster, CO Joined: Oct 31, 2004 Posts: 416	H Helz Posted posted on Sat, Mar 29, 2008 10:20 AM PopTiki of Colorado (Formerly a guy known as PopTiki, another guy known as Helz, and a bunch of stuff in a garage) is happy to announce that we finally put up a website: http://www.poptiki.com You can't buy stuff on there (yet), but you can check out what we're up to. AND, we've also started selling a couple proofs and things on the Frateral Order of Moai's marketplace, the Coconut Economy. So, what did we put out there? First is our "Biter" mug, featuring a carving by GMAN. We've done a few of these for friends, but we will be selling three of them to the public at large. The first of which is done in Cobalt blue, with the figure left in a off-white bisque: And the other one is a test version we did of our original volcano mug, this time using a slip that is stained to the color of dark concrete. This gives the lava an semi-transparent look that we thought was pretty cool. Like the blue guy above, this is a one off, proof mug that we won't be making any more of. Mahalo for looking! Helz [ Edited by: Helz 2008-03-29 17:49 ]

PopTiki of Colorado (Formerly a guy known as PopTiki, another guy known as Helz, and a bunch of stuff in a garage) is happy to announce that we finally put up a website:

http://www.poptiki.com

You can't buy stuff on there (yet), but you can check out what we're up to.

AND, we've also started selling a couple proofs and things on the Frateral Order of Moai's marketplace, the Coconut Economy.

So, what did we put out there?

First is our "Biter" mug, featuring a carving by GMAN. We've done a few of these for friends, but we will be selling three of them to the public at large. The first of which is done in Cobalt blue, with the figure left in a off-white bisque:

And the other one is a test version we did of our original volcano mug, this time using a slip that is stained to the color of dark concrete. This gives the lava an semi-transparent look that we thought was pretty cool. Like the blue guy above, this is a one off, proof mug that we won't be making any more of.

Mahalo for looking!

Helz

[ Edited by: Helz 2008-03-29 17:49 ]

Post #370021 by Helz on Sat, Mar 29, 2008 10:20 AM