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suburbanpagan
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02/28/2004
Hi tiki-ites! It's been a little while since I've been on.....doing some freelance and getting ready for tiki oasis 4! |
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Benzart
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02/29/2004
That really looks Hot. I Like it. |
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suburbanpagan
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02/29/2004
thanks ben! that's from a couple of nights ago..glows great when it burns down a bit |
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suburbanpagan
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03/02/2004
Update! this is about 16 hours into it over a period of many nights as I work in my studio! |
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suburbanpagan
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03/10/2004
[ Edited by: suburbanpagan on 2004-03-10 15:24 ] |
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Benzart
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03/12/2004
Oh Well. If you light it you lose it but what a pretty ride. Thanks for showing that sequence, it was interesting. How much do you sell your candles for? |
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suburbanpagan
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03/12/2004
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suburbanpagan
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03/12/2004
thanks ben! although it is a love/hate thing to burn each little guy down, knowing that he did a great job filling my room with enchantment ( nice glow and coconut/pineapple scent) gives me peace. That, and knowing I can walk across the room and make another is nice too! haha! this guy burns for over 20 hours and is an absolute STEAL at $12 dollars...thanks for asking! I'm peddling at tiki oasis again this year! it's getting close! I can't wait! |
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Polynesiac
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03/12/2004
Maybe you say this somewhere else...but incase you haven't...do you scultp each one individually or do you make a mold and cast the candles in their tiki shapes? |
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suburbanpagan
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03/12/2004
thanks for the interest! I carve the originals and then make a silicone mold which is very durable and allows me to cast many different materials...now I'm casting candle holders out of cement so you never lose your sculpture! |
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suburbanpagan
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03/13/2004
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