Captain Jack's Tropical Tiki ...

I guess I could be posting these finished tikis here in the gallery instead of just the carving forum .... All are chisel carves from Mexican fan palms here in Southern California ... and if I still have them, they are for sale ... Thanks for stopping and Have a Great Tiki Day!

The Hawaiian God Lono:

Couple of end tables or plant stands:

This is a BIG MOUTH tiki:

A six foot full body Moai:

This is the 'fishin dude' tiki:

Here is the Hawaiian God, Kane:

A little tiki I carved down at the lake while fishing:

I'll add some more tomorrow .... it appears I've overloaded the memory where the pictures upload .... Thanks again and Have a Great Tiki Day!

A couple more for the gallery ....

The hula version of the BIG MOUTH:

The shaka version of the BIG MOUTH:

This is the Tangaroa Trio, a wall mount tiki:

This is the Tiki Trio Band:

Thanks again for stopping and Have a Great Tiki Day!

Even more ....

Another version of Ku:

Wall tikis of Kane, Ku, Kanaloa and Lono:

I call this little guy Newman:

A little Marquesan:

A little Moai:

This one I call Kramer:

And a different version of Ku:

Thanks again and Have a Great Tiki Day!

.... edited to add in Babu:

CJ Tropical Tiki FACEBOOK page

http://openingdaymedia.net

[ Edited by: Captain Jack 2012-05-01 08:27 ]

New Ku ...

Wow you have worked so hard and made so many great tikis. I love root hair tikis they are special. I really like the tikis that you have carved deeply. I hope you have wood that gives since you do so many. Is your home decorated with them? Wendy

Thanks Wendy ... I sell them so don't really put them out for display. In fact, all the ones I have are bunched up in the living room to keep them from the weather ....

Here are a couple more that I've finished up:

Couple quick carves for a client:

The "Heads Up" tiki:

The "Top Knot" tiki:

A Moai with the classic gray stain:

Thanks for stopping and Have a Great Day!