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B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Thu, Feb 12, 2009 7:56 AM Really, Jay, no reason to hide behind your book! Ah, that's better :) : What a horn of plenty of eye candy! I mean I have seen all these mugs before (by being a regular follower of TC), and I still had to look at every page again and again. That's what really made me so happy, there was no sense of repetition, no boring sameness, but only continuous curiosity, and wanting to see more and more. Great job, a definite eye opener to the bottomless creativity embodied in the Tiki revival! And I have to amend my earlier On 2009-02-10 19:00, bigbrotiki wrote: Jon Paul did excellent photography for most of the other non-Farm mugs. He did a lot of the pics, but the guy who shot the Munk Tiki mugs did a fine job, too, and Travelling Jonesy's "floating" mugs against tropical textures are genius, what a great concept!

Really, Jay, no reason to hide behind your book!

Ah, that's better :) :

What a horn of plenty of eye candy! I mean I have seen all these mugs before (by being a regular follower of TC), and I still had to look at every page again and again. That's what really made me so happy, there was no sense of repetition, no boring sameness, but only continuous curiosity, and wanting to see more and more. Great job, a definite eye opener to the bottomless creativity embodied in the Tiki revival!

And I have to amend my earlier

On 2009-02-10 19:00, bigbrotiki wrote:
Jon Paul did excellent photography for most of the other non-Farm mugs.

He did a lot of the pics, but the guy who shot the Munk Tiki mugs did a fine job, too, and Travelling Jonesy's "floating" mugs against tropical textures are genius, what a great concept!

Post #433809 by bigbrotiki on Thu, Feb 12, 2009 7:56 AM