Happy Easter All!
Been outta the LOOP
Hermitman
paintin up a Storm for Mojave oasis in Two weeks!!!!!
As you will see,Good Fruits came from the Paintin Tree
since last we spoke..
But first,i have replies to reply to...
On 2012-03-03 12:44, Professor G wrote:
Every thing looks great, LLT. I always enjoy your palette, vibrancy-wise (and depth-wise, as well). I was planning on scavenging the remnants left behind after you fortunate ones have your fun at Don's tomorrow, but I think all your art-y goodness will be picked clean.
Hey Professor!
Thanks a bunch for diggin the
new phase of palette evolution
and experimentation....
These new ones have a great POP!
Somethin i learnt in the textile bizznazz with fabric prints-
have a great colorway and provide for a POP somewhere...
Guess it works with paintings almost the same...
Still plenty of pieces left from Don's,tho i will have to label the
adopted ones...
It was quite a fun day and i may do it again if the stars are right....
If there's anything you're interested in
Shoot me a PM
WITH a title and PICTURE
of whatcha like and we can talk...
i have MANY paintings and they all can't live here at the studio
that would be a crime.
:)
On 2012-03-03 13:38, bigbrotiki wrote:
GARRATE shtuff, Kinnster! Wild ribald colors and crazy shapes....it's...it's...ART !!! :)
Sven! Thanks soooo much! It's been kind of fun to add these NON-authentic colors into the Mix!Still trying to keep the Spirit of
Experimentation Alive in this genre....tho i try not to wander TOO far
from PolyPopLand or Oceania....I do hope i never fall short of that.
Hope to see you and Naomi at Mojave Oasis! Such wonderful leisurely conversations to be had!:)
On 2012-03-10 11:53, tobunga wrote:
Kinny! LOVE your Mary Blair piece! It captures her style, but still distinctively done in your style as well!
And all the rest of your new work is incredible, as usual! You are so awesome!
Aw Eric! Thanks! Your piece made me smile with those lil chickies in the foreground! Just doing research for that show and seeing the variety and creativity and playfulness in her work.......It's such a cool thing that empee rallied all this talent for that lil ol show in Petaluma! I Hope she sticks with us all..What a great artist! and YOU and Manuel are the ONES who are AWESOME! :)
On 2012-03-11 06:33, talo ka wrote:
outstanding as usual but "crowded hut" is the thing for me.
Talo! Thanks for visitin! Thought you'd enjoy a wee bit of mind-ooglin
with the Crowded Hut piece!Enjoying four years in the Marines and experiencing life in a barracks,the Crowded Hut was a NATURAL to paint! :)
On 2012-03-14 22:14, hang10tiki wrote:
All great
Waterfalls my favorite
Thanks Hang10!
I figure if i paint where i'd like to live and paint ENOUGH
that it might come true! :)
On 2012-03-17 09:13, danlovestikis wrote:
I would love to see you on April Fools Day. Wendy
Hello Dear Wendy!
these past 3 weekends/weeknights
i've been locked into Hermit mode
working feverishly on new product for Mojave Oasis
(along with not keeping up on the events or online much)
so i missed you AGAIN!
:(
Worry not,my dear....
When we finally meet up again
it's gonna be an MAGICAL OVERLOADOFJOY fest!
i guarantee it!
and i hope it's sooner than later!
HUGS!
On 2012-03-17 10:12, WaikikianMoeKele wrote:
"the Pleasant Morning" really strikes my fancy!
~kele
kele-Mahalos for poppin by and takin a gander!
That lil Moai fellow is one of the guys i'm puttin in my Children's Book
which i'm finally starting to gather up and complete! :)
He's just such a wiw cutie! i wanna squeeze him! :)
On 2012-03-26 01:38, Atomic Tiki Punk wrote:
I am pointing directly at "Warning on the Shore" it should feel my cold hard gaze...
Feel the gaze,I said!
Feel THIS,Lancey!
:lol:
Figured you'd dig that one.....
that pink and dull brown just do it for me..
and of course..the GAZE-in!
Thanks fer the visit!
On 2012-03-26 05:22, zerostreet wrote:
Beautiful stuff Kenny! "Warning on the Shore" is amazing in particular. Very interesting palette!
mahalo zerostreet!
They had a HUGE SUPER ANNIVERSARY SALE at Art Supply Warehouse
so i restocked on all the colors I've been using...and MORE!
Have of the joy of this artistic journey is the EXPLORATION!
the delight of creating something
not just new to THEM
but new to YOU! There's such an incredible feeling in discovery
and to see it delight both onlookers and artistic peers
is such a great gift!
:)
On 2012-03-26 08:23, danlovestikis wrote:
It should be impossible to have a favorite because they are all so wonderful but I do and you must know which one. See ya soon, Wendy
Bowl by Eric October.
Painting on the wall by little lost tiki. Painting on the birds by ME!
What a GREAT bowl by Eric! Somethin about them Orongo Birdmen...
it looks so awesome with your awesome colorwork!
Huggles!
Wow! That sure was a LOT of typing!
You're all nice enough to visit and leave comments
the least i can do is reply,huh?
Anyways...Here's my last HUGE ART BURST
as i prepare to vend at Mojave Oasis
(I'm sharing a trailer with Doug Horne..
which should be interesting
CONSIDERING HE'S A GIANT!
Here's a flyer i made for it!
hahahahahahaha!
Here's the Mojave Oasis Thread
if'n you'd like to come down and experience the MAgic!
http://www.tikicentral.com/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic=41495&forum=17&start=0
Day passes are still available and there MIGHT be a few tent spaces left!
So ACT NOW!
DON'T DELAY!
Also....Mojave Oasis folks will get first crack at these lovelies....
"the Cannibal's Happy Spoon"
acrylic gouache on wooden spoon
4.5x15"
you can flip it and it still makes a face!
"the Cannibal's Bowl"
acrylic gouache on canvas
4x4"
"the Brothers"
acrylic gouache,celvinyl,black gesso
on tissue paper and ink stained canvas
14x14"
"Hungry Maori"
acrylic gouache on canvas
8x8"
"Smiling Shield"
acrylic gouache and cel-vinyl on canvas
6x12"
"Sweet Smiling Moai"
acrylic gouache and cel-vinyl on canvas
6x12"
"Baby Cannibal King"
acrylic gouache and cel-vinyl on canvas
6x12"
"the Cannibal's Throne"
acrylic gouache and cel-vinyl on canvas
6x12"
"Cannibal's Feeding Frenzy"
acrylic gouache and cel-vinyl on wood
with a raw and primitve Bamboo Ben frame
19x21"
"Bane of the Bullies"
acrylic gouache and cel-vinyl on wood
with a savage and primal Bamboo Ben frame
19x21"
Well...it's 12:37
but i got a spurt of energy and will post details and commentary on some of these in the Other Crafts thread....HERE!
http://www.tikicentral.com/viewtopic.php?topic=19904&forum=18&start=2790&2798
BAYH Now.
