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10/08/2012
McLovin' the green you are using for the sky. Great work! |
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McTiki
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10/22/2012
Small 9 x 6 x 2 inch panel done this weekend Shadow test: Thanks for lookin Mahalo McTiki |
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Watango productions
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10/22/2012
Dig'n the panels Andy! |
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pjc5150
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10/24/2012
I want one! |
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Will carve
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10/25/2012
Me too |
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danlovestikis
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11/08/2012
Wonderful work as always, Wendy |
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McTiki
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11/12/2012
Thank you Guys and Gal! Finished the last of the Boat panels for a while. Also found an older Teko panel that I refurbished while I had the stains out.
Mahalo! McTiki |
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11/14/2012
i am really digging the panels Andy. cant wait to see what your gonna do next. Chris |
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hang10tiki
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11/15/2012
Good work McPanel |
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McTiki
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11/26/2012
While I want to carve up some logs, I don't want them to be Palm wood....... So another panel is in order 21 incher.
Thanks for all the kine words! Mahalo! McTiki |
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Will carve
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11/26/2012
Diggin the empty spaces. |
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pjc5150
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11/26/2012
very cool Andy... |
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11/26/2012
this one is looking good... |
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11/27/2012
Ditto! You are really "carving" out a niche with these panels. |
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McTiki
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12/03/2012
Thanks guys. Here it is in its finished form.
Mahalo! McTiki Tis a brave man who wears the kilt in January. [ Edited by: McTiki 2012-12-03 04:18 ] |
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Will carve
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12/03/2012
Tasty piece my friend. |
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McTiki
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12/10/2012
Sooooooo I started a log thingy.... it's been a while. Yellow Pine, 4 footer provided to Me by Rocksoutpost (Thank you John)
Preliminary rough out. Much more to pull out of this log. Mahalo for all the kine words! McTiki |
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AlohaStation
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12/10/2012
Pine has such a dramatic grain - you can use that to your advantage. Great start. |
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cy
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12/10/2012
Looks good, already has the McTiki style. |
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4WDtiki
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12/10/2012
Andy, I always figured you were using paints, due to the opacity. What kind of stains do you use? |
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hang10tiki
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12/10/2012
Cool |
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Atomic Mess
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12/10/2012
Good start, looking forward to see what happens... |
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danlovestikis
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12/11/2012
I love the waterfall, good depth. The new tiki looks like another winner, Wendy |
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McTiki
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12/11/2012
Thanks guys & Wendy! Nice to be carving something other than flat. Bill, the colors are typically water based craft paints watered down some, so the woodgrain isn't sacrificed. The Wahine is starting to take over that part of the process. She has the patience in the family. Mahalo McTiki |
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AlohaStation
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12/11/2012
Painting techniques are not something that is discussed much on this forum. I have had better luck finding info on painting at http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com. I'm not sure why most modern tiki carvers don't use paint more often. It can make a good carving great and crappy carving better. [ Edited by: AlohaStation 2012-12-11 06:24 ] |
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12/11/2012
Well, that was timely. I was just thinking about PMing you to ask about the paint. I've had very nice results with the pine and then there are the those with beetle larvea. |
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12/11/2012
I never used paint, mainly because to me the wood itself is a big part of what's cool about tikis. For me, paint kinda ruins that.....if you're gonna paint 'em & cover the natural beauty of the wood, why not just make 'em out of plastic or something... |
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tiki beat by marcus thorn
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12/11/2012
looking good |
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RocksOutpost
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12/12/2012
Awesome start Bro!! Looking forward to the next pic!!!! |
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KeverC
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12/12/2012
very cool Andy. cant wait to see how it turns out. Chris |
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McTiki
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12/12/2012
Thank you! Just to be clear, I use color tints on the foliage and water features on the panels, not on the Tikis. Tikis get mixed stains and maybe some white accents from time to time. I agree Jeff, Most of the flourescent sidewalk chalk tikis are coming out of Florida and yeah, they bother me. Should call them "Caribe Idols", not Tikis. Waiting for this week to be over. Going another inch or so deeper into this Tiki soon. Mahalo McTiki |
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McTiki
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01/02/2013
Happy New Year! My Holiday progress pics A little panel:
A little larger panel:
And some more definition of the 4 footer:
Mahalo! McTiki Tis a brave man who wears the kilt in January. [ Edited by: McTiki 2013-01-02 04:55 ] [ Edited by: mctiki 2013-01-03 10:17 ] |
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01/02/2013
dude, I love the palm frons on this guy. I swear dude, it's like every time you do one of these I can just see them progressing... the little details are really getting good... |
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hang10tiki
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01/03/2013
wow |
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danlovestikis
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02/13/2013
Update please, Wendy |
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Watango productions
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02/14/2013
Panels are look'n rad ! |
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hang10tiki
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02/18/2013
McWhere r u? |
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McTiki
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02/18/2013
Thanks kids. Weekends are such a commodity around here these days. Its hard to get any time to make dust fly. I got a little time in on this older (2005) panel I had started and threw to the side. Progress pics: "TikiToo"
At less than an inch thick, it's been a challenging lil piece. More refinement forthcoming. Mahalo McTiki |
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Atomic Mess
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02/18/2013
wow, I really like this one! |
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hang10tiki
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02/19/2013
Yep, outstanding |
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congatiki
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02/19/2013
Happy that you went back to the bird, I love it. |
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02/19/2013
The bird is definately worth completing. Really cool. |
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pjc5150
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02/19/2013
yeah dude...the bird is sweet... I can't believe he's been sitting there unfinished since '05!!! |
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McTiki
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03/04/2013
Thank you everyone! Onward.... the Too is nearing completion
Fin.... Mahalo McTiki [ Edited by: mctiki 2013-03-05 06:23 ] [ Edited by: McTiki 2013-03-11 04:05 ] |
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03/04/2013
Sweetness |
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Benzart
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03/24/2013
LOVE that bird Andy! |
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For the Love of Tiki
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03/25/2013
Nicely done - I like it :wink: |
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03/26/2013
Love it!! :D |
