Keeping velvet tiki art alive...? TWO PIECES ARE WRAPPED! YEAH! - Other Crafts

RH Robb Hamel Member Ohio Joined: Mar 07, 2008 Posts: 1013	RH Robb Hamel Posted posted on Wed, Jun 4, 2008 8:02 AM Thanks Virani, it was a fun piece for a coworker without much of a budget. Grog... good Lord! Kahu, I think it's about time that I go to a Moai event. I checked out the Myspace page, do you have any good links you can give me? Virani contacted me a while back about purchasing my second Tiki painting called "The Forgotten one." The painting had sold last year and had been my overall most popular, despite my attempts to top it: "The Forgotten One" The first painting was a one-of-a-kind, so I decided to do a "sequel" painting - similar but an evolution of the first. Also, it was designed to be part of a limited edition of four. Virani has #1. #2 will be at the Hukilau. I started working on the design right after finishing "Kapu Cave" for the wonderful Hiphipahula.

Thanks Virani, it was a fun piece for a coworker without much of a budget.

Grog... good Lord!

Kahu, I think it's about time that I go to a Moai event. I checked out the Myspace page, do you have any good links you can give me?

Virani contacted me a while back about purchasing my second Tiki painting called "The Forgotten one." The painting had sold last year and had been my overall most popular, despite my attempts to top it:

"The Forgotten One"

The first painting was a one-of-a-kind, so I decided to do a "sequel" painting - similar but an evolution of the first. Also, it was designed to be part of a limited edition of four. Virani has #1. #2 will be at the Hukilau.

I started working on the design right after finishing "Kapu Cave" for the wonderful Hiphipahula.

Post #384552 by Robb Hamel on Wed, Jun 4, 2008 8:02 AM