1960s Tiki Erotica (WARNING: NUDITY) - General Tiki

M martian-tiki Tiki Socialite Joined: Sep 19, 2009 Posts: 479	M martian-tiki Posted posted on Tue, Jul 13, 2010 12:01 AM On 2010-07-12 11:28, Formikahini wrote: I wish there were any explanation of who or where, but this magazine chose to leave the inside cover girl (and tiki) a mystery: Nothing else tiki in the issue. Sniff If you have any issue information please include it for future historians. that's a very nice tiki - looks like a real one built by ancient Polynesians instead of ancient atomic jetage man. Bigbrotiki I asked someone who knew William Rotsler if it was possible he created the suffering bastard tiki. In my opinion there's a fairly good chance he was the photographer and he was equally known as an artist - but the only "sculpture" I'm aware of he did is bending wire into shapes. Who knows it could be in some LA area science fiction author's back yard right now.

On 2010-07-12 11:28, Formikahini wrote:
I wish there were any explanation of who or where, but this magazine chose to leave the inside cover girl (and tiki) a mystery:

Nothing else tiki in the issue.
Sniff

If you have any issue information please include it for future historians. that's a very nice tiki - looks like a real one built by ancient Polynesians instead of ancient atomic jetage man.

Bigbrotiki I asked someone who knew William Rotsler if it was possible he created the suffering bastard tiki. In my opinion there's a fairly good chance he was the photographer and he was equally known as an artist - but the only "sculpture" I'm aware of he did is bending wire into shapes. Who knows it could be in some LA area science fiction author's back yard right now.

Post #542145 by martian-tiki on Tue, Jul 13, 2010 12:01 AM