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My first post.

[ Edited by: HelloTiki 2006-01-14 12:36 ]

K

good work hellotiki


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[ Edited by: kirby 2006-01-14 12:36 ]

[ Edited by: kirby 2006-01-14 12:51 ]

Thanks for the help everyone.
I don't know jack about computers, but I finally figured out the Mac posting technique.
She, "Jewel", was once part of a neighbors Mango tree.

J

Welcome. Nice job! Do you have more?
JP

Welcome to "Creating", HT. That is a very unique piece. Is it your first?

Not the first. But close. I'll get more out there soon. I've got bunches. & thanks for the comments.

Here are my first three carvings. "the Tree Stooges" who still reside in our tiki bar, are all made from driftwood found on Kailua Beach.
The guy on the left is a fountain. The guy on the right is a mailbox stand and will soon be moved outside, when we get landscaped .
All three were hand chiseled (before I entered the wonderful world of Power Tools), and cost me about 3000 hours, 2 vertebrae and 200 stitches.

On 2006-01-14 12:34, HelloTiki wrote:
My first post.

[ Edited by: HelloTiki 2006-01-14 12:36 ]

Is she a fountain? I can envision water rolling down between her eyes into her nose, overflowing into her mouth, and gathering in that lower bowl (Gosh, but that sounds disgusting now that I typed it, but I thing it'd look great!).

yes she's a fountain. But I have to get a tiny pump. She's les than 2 ft. tall. Someone told me that I can find Glow-in-the-dark water coloring on ebay.
She needs a little atmosphere.

H
hewey posted on Sat, Jan 14, 2006 4:42 PM

Very funky work! Thatll spruce a tiki bar good and proper

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