The Lurid low-brow Tiki-Art of Brad (tiki-shark) Parker - Other Crafts

TSA Tiki Shark Art Member Joined: Aug 31, 2006 Posts: 3978	TSA Tiki Shark Art Posted posted on Mon, Jun 22, 2009 1:04 PM Squid ~ Now where's the challenge in that? However, you are on the top of the list when I get so drunk I just start handing out my art willie-nilly. babalu~ Mmm! That's very interesting! I don't really plan out the paintings as completely as I guess I should. Half way through they always change... and they often take unexpected turns as things seem to become important or unimportant as it develops. These lines, I'm not sure exactly what their meaning is, if there is one, but I like your reference. ( Perhaps, I'll hope these moko set this piece apart from the lower ranking tiki art I usually create.) Still seeking the meaning and the proper look of the sand, the lines, and adding in the ghostly balls of light. Swamp gas? departed loved ones? Old Christmas lights? You decide. More coming... Big Aloha~ B

Squid ~ Now where's the challenge in that? However, you are on the top of the list when I get so drunk I just start handing out my art willie-nilly.
babalu~ Mmm! That's very interesting! I don't really plan out the paintings as completely as I guess I should. Half way through they always change... and they often take unexpected turns as things seem to become important or unimportant as it develops. These lines, I'm not sure exactly what their meaning is, if there is one, but I like your reference. ( Perhaps, I'll hope these moko set this piece apart from the lower ranking tiki art I usually create.)

Still seeking the meaning and the proper look of the sand, the lines, and adding in the ghostly balls of light. Swamp gas? departed loved ones? Old Christmas lights? You decide. More coming...

Big Aloha~
B

Post #463722 by Tiki Shark Art on Mon, Jun 22, 2009 1:04 PM