indian chief palm frond pg. 8 - Tiki Carving

G Grapa-RuHa Member Netherlands Joined: Oct 21, 2008 Posts: 174	G Grapa-RuHa Posted posted on Sun, Jan 4, 2009 12:39 PM On 2009-01-04 11:47, mijaba wrote: Thank you for the feedback folks. I'm trying to stay away from the more traditional genre of Tiki (because I'm an amateur, white, and from Ohio). I would only worry about the Ohio thing, the rest happens to the best :lol: Seriously, historically Tiki were made all around the pacific, so they where made by black, yellow, red and possibly some purple dudes. So just expand your talents and learn from the experts, masters, pro's and the occasional wizard on this forum. And remember you can always leave Ohio

On 2009-01-04 11:47, mijaba wrote:
Thank you for the feedback folks. I'm trying to stay away from the more traditional genre of Tiki (because I'm an amateur, white, and from Ohio).

I would only worry about the Ohio thing, the rest happens to the best :lol:
Seriously, historically Tiki were made all around the pacific, so they where made by black, yellow, red and possibly some purple dudes. So just expand your talents and learn from the experts, masters, pro's and the occasional wizard on this forum. And remember you can always leave Ohio

Post #427101 by Grapa-RuHa on Sun, Jan 4, 2009 12:39 PM