Endless Shag merchandise - Collecting Tiki

H hanford_lemoore Tiki Socialite Tiki Central Joined: Mar 23, 2002 Posts: 1899	H hanford_lemoore Posted posted on Sun, Apr 14, 2002 4:38 PM Well he seems to really have diversified his newer works (new locales, new characters, and more details that make each painting feel more like a snapshot of a cool adventure or story) But I think I'm just growing beyond it. It's not him... it's me. And while I still love his work, I just think I'm growing to appreciate others as well. More and more often I find myself checking out Miles Thompson's incredible site (http://www.kooch-e-koo.com) and I'm really falling over his use of color, the life he brings to his characters, and the creativity of each piece (and the website itself), even though his work is not nearly as tiki-inspired. I still love Shag and always look forward to seeing more prints, but I'm also wanting to move on to other artists... ~Hanford

Well he seems to really have diversified his newer works (new locales, new characters, and more details that make each painting feel more like a snapshot of a cool adventure or story) But I think I'm just growing beyond it. It's not him... it's me. And while I still love his work, I just think I'm growing to appreciate others as well.

More and more often I find myself checking out Miles Thompson's incredible site (http://www.kooch-e-koo.com) and I'm really falling over his use of color, the life he brings to his characters, and the creativity of each piece (and the website itself), even though his work is not nearly as tiki-inspired.

I still love Shag and always look forward to seeing more prints, but I'm also wanting to move on to other artists...

~Hanford

Post #692 by hanford_lemoore on Sun, Apr 14, 2002 4:38 PM