Tiki Ano Mugsville:

T TikiAno Tiki Socialite San Diego, CA Joined: Aug 07, 2012 Posts: 1392	T TikiAno Posted posted on Mon, Feb 17, 2014 4:22 PM Been a while since I've updated (been working on the home bar, and working to pay for the home bar), not enough clay time. The latest coasters have come out of the kiln. The larger Kahiki coaster: The two new Moai coasters- I prefer this glaze... and they're larger than the previous version: More importantly, a mai tai glass fits perfectly in the Moai's mouth: Also started hand building a set of tiki mugs to be used for work- though not quite tiki (it's for a coffee business), they're rewards for finishing the "Latte Log," not unlike the Tonga Hut's Grog Log- customers have a year to drink the entire coffee business's menu (41 drinks). We started in November, and a few people are almost done. I have to hurry up, since the first finishers were promised a mug. It'll be shaped like a log with some tapa design and more. Thanks for lookin'.

Been a while since I've updated (been working on the home bar, and working to pay for the home bar), not enough clay time. The latest coasters have come out of the kiln. The larger Kahiki coaster:

The two new Moai coasters- I prefer this glaze... and they're larger than the previous version:

More importantly, a mai tai glass fits perfectly in the Moai's mouth:

Also started hand building a set of tiki mugs to be used for work- though not quite tiki (it's for a coffee business), they're rewards for finishing the "Latte Log," not unlike the Tonga Hut's Grog Log- customers have a year to drink the entire coffee business's menu (41 drinks). We started in November, and a few people are almost done. I have to hurry up, since the first finishers were promised a mug. It'll be shaped like a log with some tapa design and more.

Thanks for lookin'.

Post #708455 by TikiAno on Mon, Feb 17, 2014 4:22 PM