VanTiki Mugs: Octopus Time Lapse - Other Crafts

V VanTiki Member Hawaii Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 1046	V VanTiki Posted posted on Fri, Jul 22, 2011 2:39 PM FInally got around to putting together a set of mugs I've been plotting for over a year! Here they are taking shape... looking rather sandworm-esque at the moment: And more refinement - could these be the Tiki Fire Hydrants you have been yearning for? Ta da! Still tough to make out what they are - they are upside down, and there is still a lot to add. They need their fuses and carriages! Allow me to present my naval cannon mugs: The Bow Chasers! Salvaged from a shipwreck, the natives of VanTiki Island re-shaped these British Naval cannons with fire, hammers, and chisels into powerful deities of war. Going for a hammered and pitted iron surface: [img]https://tikicentral.com/uploads/4033/4e29e8ed.jpg[/img The cool thing is, once they are set up in their wooden cradles, you simply aim the cannon at the sky, fill with rum, and insert straw! :) Mahalo for peeking - Henrik "VanTiki"

FInally got around to putting together a set of mugs I've been plotting for over a year!

Here they are taking shape... looking rather sandworm-esque at the moment:

And more refinement - could these be the Tiki Fire Hydrants you have been yearning for?

Ta da!

Still tough to make out what they are - they are upside down, and there is still a lot to add. They need their fuses and carriages! Allow me to present my naval cannon mugs: The Bow Chasers! Salvaged from a shipwreck, the natives of VanTiki Island re-shaped these British Naval cannons with fire, hammers, and chisels into powerful deities of war.

Going for a hammered and pitted iron surface:
[img]https://tikicentral.com/uploads/4033/4e29e8ed.jpg[/img

The cool thing is, once they are set up in their wooden cradles, you simply aim the cannon at the sky, fill with rum, and insert straw! :)

Mahalo for peeking -
Henrik "VanTiki"

Post #598790 by VanTiki on Fri, Jul 22, 2011 2:39 PM