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Tiki Rubber Stamps
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Sideshow Stamps
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08/01/2005
These are the black and white drawings my husband and I drew, which we had made into rubber stamps. Some are inspired by old tikis from So Cal hotels, restaurants and some actual tikis in our collection... [ Edited by: Sideshow Stamps 2005-08-01 11:47 ] [ Edited by: Sideshow Stamps 2005-08-01 11:47 ] |
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tikitammy
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08/02/2005
I found the web page a few posts down.... [ Edited by: tikitammy 2005-08-02 08:51 ] |
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Chongolio
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08/03/2005
Hey Stamps, |
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Sideshow Stamps
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08/04/2005
Thanks everyone for the compliments! In reply to Chongolio ~ I think that's the jist of it. It's really fun being able to create something cool out of drawings we did of things we love, like tikis and the whole atomic age culture! |
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hewey
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08/04/2005
Cool. Found the process interesting. I'm guessing you get them mass produced? |
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Benzart
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08/05/2005
That IS really Cool. I really love the art work. Those old time tikis are Hard to beat.I never thought stamps could be so detailed. Nice. |
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Sideshow Stamps
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08/07/2005
Thanks Benzart! |
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nuKKe
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08/21/2005
A shopper's experience here... a couple of years ago, when I just got into paper art, I ordered a bunch of stamps from Sideshowstamps (I think this is the second rubber batch I bought). Got the wooden tiki, the stone tiki and a couple of others not shown here. The order was pocessed quickly, the shipping was reasonably priced (that's an issue, when you live outside the US) and the rubber is GOOD - deeply etched and nice to work with. [ Edited by: nuKKe 2005-08-21 12:52 ] |
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Sideshow Stamps
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08/22/2005
Hey NuKKe-your stamp art is REALLY beautiful! Thanks for sharing art made with our stamps, as well as a couple of our other favorite companies like vivalasvegasstamps and Paper Candy. People often ask "What do you do with stamps?" Art like yours shows people the potential of stamping as an art form. It is a very fun, relaxing, and gratifying process. It's cool to see how many tiki enthusiasts are avid stampers as well. Keep up the great work! |
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hewey
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08/22/2005
Thats cool |
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Sideshow Stamps
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09/15/2005
Hey- has anyone else ever done any art with our tiki or Hawaiian stamps? I'd really love to see it! |
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