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, Jul 12, 2010 6:19 PM ..of course if I had that nifty toy, I would totally have painted from it. All hail Ray Harryhausen! Had a nice call from my art patron for whom this sunken pirate treasure ship painting is being brushed for, and we talked about all the things which shall be put in next, and the arcane meanings of things already in there - funny how art means different things to different people. Here's a shot of the spot in the gift shop at the Royal Kona Resort that displays Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker swag. I was very happy to see it, and was very happy - and surprised- to hear that this first week of being in the shop - I was the number one seller, beating out the previous champ: SHAG aloha shirts. Dig that cool piece of the lobby you can see through the window. the Mai Tai lounge: No walls, all open, and right on the water. Too cool! Mahalo, B~

..of course if I had that nifty toy, I would totally have painted from it. All hail Ray Harryhausen!
Had a nice call from my art patron for whom this sunken pirate treasure ship painting is being brushed for, and we talked about all the things which shall be put in next, and the arcane meanings of things already in there - funny how art means different things to different people.

Here's a shot of the spot in the gift shop at the Royal Kona Resort that displays Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker swag. I was very happy to see it, and was very happy - and surprised- to hear that this first week of being in the shop - I was the number one seller, beating out the previous champ: SHAG aloha shirts.

Dig that cool piece of the lobby you can see through the window. the Mai Tai lounge: No walls, all open, and right on the water. Too cool!

Mahalo,
B~

Post #542068 by Tiki Shark Art on Mon, Jul 12, 2010 6:19 PM