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T tobunga Tiki Socialite Joined: Apr 12, 2008 Posts: 1235	T tobunga Posted posted on Fri, Jan 23, 2009 6:17 PM Aloha everybody! I've created a couple of Tiki Valentine's Day cards, since just because it's Valentine's Day, doesn't mean it has to be a tiki-free day! Perfect for the tiki-lover or tiki love of your life! The first one is inspired by Maori tikis: I've always thought parts of Maori tikis looked like hearts, like their mouths, and sometimes their tongues and the shape of their heads. So I pushed the heart idea farther, and made every part of their bodies heart-shaped. The two tikis have their arms linked in a tiki embrace. This linoleum block-print card is 4" x 6". It is printed with brick-red ink on a textured, fibrous paper and comes with a matching envelope. The next card came about from all the tiki-romance that's been in the air lately, and was inspired by two of our tiki friends. The image is two Ku-type tikis embracing. The negative space created by their mouths (and noses) forms the shape of a heart. This linoleum block-print card is also 4" x 6". It is printed with brick-red and maroony-brown ink on a textured, fibrous paper and comes with a matching envelope. Cards are 6.00 each, including shipping! PM me if you are interested! Thanks fer lookin'! Your pal, Eric October http://ericoctober.com [ Edited by: tobunga 2009-02-08 19:38 ]

Aloha everybody!

I've created a couple of Tiki Valentine's Day cards, since just because it's Valentine's Day, doesn't mean it has to be a tiki-free day!

Perfect for the tiki-lover or tiki love of your life!

The first one is inspired by Maori tikis:

I've always thought parts of Maori tikis looked like hearts, like their mouths, and sometimes their tongues and the shape of their heads. So I pushed the heart idea farther, and made every part of their bodies heart-shaped. The two tikis have their arms linked in a tiki embrace.

This linoleum block-print card is 4" x 6". It is printed with brick-red ink on a textured, fibrous paper and comes with a matching envelope.

The next card came about from all the tiki-romance that's been in the air lately, and was inspired by two of our tiki friends.

The image is two Ku-type tikis embracing. The negative space created by their mouths (and noses) forms the shape of a heart.

This linoleum block-print card is also 4" x 6". It is printed with brick-red and maroony-brown ink on a textured, fibrous paper and comes with a matching envelope.

Cards are 6.00 each, including shipping! PM me if you are interested!

Thanks fer lookin'!
Your pal, Eric October

http://ericoctober.com

[ Edited by: tobunga 2009-02-08 19:38 ]

Post #430329 by tobunga on Fri, Jan 23, 2009 6:17 PM