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Eric October's insane tiki art. Update 04.14.13 Page 6. Ceramics, black paper drawings & nuttiness!

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Here is all my tiki art... it's kinda a lot of stuff! New work is posted at the beginning of this original thread!

Thanks fer lookin'!
Yer pal,
Eric October

NEW WORK ADDED 06.16.2012

Marq War Club Platter

Marq Mugs (tall)

Marq Mug 2

Mary Blair inspired PNG crocodile bowl (with PNG bird fire chamber)

Tiki Outrigger bowl (with fire chamber)

PNG Platter

PNG bird mug (green eyes, tall)

PNG bird mug (green eyes, small)

Tiki Bob's Bowl

Tiki Tik Paper Drawing. 8x10 colored pencil on black paper

Bahooka, Rosemead Ca Paper Drawing. 8x10 colored pencil on black paper

The Traders Beverly Hills Black Paper Drawing. 8x10 colored pencil on black paper

The Luau Beverly Hills

Mauna Loa Detroit Black Paper Drawing. 8x10 colored pencil on black paper

Cassowary's Kick. 8x10 acrylic on canvas (Mary Blair tribute)

Duk Duk Diorama (Mary Blair tribute)

Aloha Jhoe's mug (with fire chamber lid)

Koteka (penis gourd) Mug

Koteka drawing. 5x7 Acrylic on paper

Bowman's Shield Bowl

Bumatay Bowl

Marqu Bowl No.2

PNG Tiki Tongue Mug

PNG Bird Mug

Rapa Nui Birdman Bowl (Large)

Moai Bowl with top knot fire chamber

Marq Mug

NEW WORK ADDED 03.05.2012

Changitos coconut tiki mugs. Valentine's Day gift for Manuel... Changitos (little monkeys in spanish) is the name of our home tIki bar.

Artwork for Monsters On Bikes show opening March 31st at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum at the Chicago Academy of Sciences.
One piece is tiki: Bike Tour Of The Islands (All acrylic on Paper, 8x10)

Pieces for Sven's Modern Idol show:
Spirit Board 1. Ceramic, 14" high.

Spirit Board 2. Ceramic, 14" high.

Aloha Jhoe's Redux. Ceramic, 14" high.

Birthday "Tonga Hat" for Amy. Cardboard and foamboard.

Amy wearing her "Tonga Hat" (photo courtesy of Tonga Tom)

Birthday Card for Amy (Queen Kamehameha)... it's one of the Tonga Hut bowls I made standing in for a birthday cake!

Birthday card for Erik Link (as a moai)

PNG Valentine's Day card linoblock print

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NEW WORKS ADDED 01.18.2012

Aloha Doctor Trader Tom Card

Tonga Hut New Year's Eve Hats

Plus Fedoras provided by Amy, Tongafied

Christmas Kon Tiki Raft Ornament (based on our Christmas Card)

Manuel and me in Kon Tiki Raft Christmas Card

Tonga Hut Fountain Bowl

Side

On Fire! (photo courtesy of Tonga Tom)

Tonga Hut Moai Bowl

Side

On fire! (photo courtesy of Tonga Tom)

Tonga Hut Cookie (based on Tonga Hut Reopening Poster... original photo courtesy of Tonga Tom)

Tonga Hut Grand Reopening Poster 11x17

Tiki Menorah

Bumatay Blowfish Mug

Based on a painting I did of a Bumatay-mug-looking blowfish (and the fact that Bumatays are very fish-looking!)

Marq Bowl

Shapeshifter Post Christmas Card Painting, 11x14, acrylic on Canvas

Things With Tongues Black Paper drawing, 8x10 (for Merry Krampus show. Plus other show pieces)

Bowman's Shields Halloween Costumes

Birthday Card for Manuel (based on our Halloween Costumes)

Front tab opens to reveal us... Card inside

The Mabbutts (Joe Bank's parents, along with their tiki)

Agent Joe Banks!

Island of Lost Souls Sign

In Situ

Trader Mort's Black Paper Drawing (for Mike Mania benefit event)

Anniversary Drawing of Psycho Tiki D and TikiHammer (Gift from SandraDee)

Caveman Birthday Party II decoration

Goin' Primitive Tiki Oasis Room Crawl Party Poster image

Tiki in HAWAII Vinyl 9x22

Hawaii Vinyl Map 9x22

Tiki Name Tags

Rapa Nui Birdman Pendants

Trader Mort's Pendant

Trader Mort's Black Paper drawing Version 2 8x10

Aku Aku Book Mug

PNG Bird Mug

Trader Mort's Mug

Trader Vic's Beverly Hills Tiki

Bowman's Shield Mug

Tiki Mouth Mug

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NEW WORK ADDED 07.19.11

PNG Shotglasses

Rapa Nui island Fire Bowl


Rapa Nui Racer 11x14 acrylic on paper

Mini Pendants
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PNG

Tiki Hut photo frame

Superdeformed Mini Plush Tikis
Duk Duk

Tangaroa

Marq

Ku

Lambrettiki Moaiped 11x14 acrylic on canvas

Aloha Jhoe's black paper drawing 8x10

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NEW WORK ADDED 05.24.11

Kon Tiki Raft Bowl

Rapa Nui Birdman Bowl No.2 (No.1 blew up in the kiln)


Ring of Fire Bowl

Top comes off to add rum. Ring-shaped fire chamber on top!

Orator's Stool Bowl No.2

Kon Tiki Book Mug No.2 (which was actually made before No.1, but just now finished!)

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NEW WORK ADDED 04.22.11

Kon Tiki Book Mug
Awesome photos by Bigbrotiki... Mahalo fer making my art look cool!


"Page" side shot

Orator's Stool Bowl

Mini Flaming Birdman Bowl

PNG Mug

Tiki Bob mug and Diorama



Tiki Bob Mugs (photo courtesy of GROG!)

Tiki Bob's Restaurant 11x14 black paper drawing

Tiki Bob Mug 11x14 black paper drawing

Bob Bryant in the style of Alec Yuill Thornton 5x7 each, ink on paper

Li'l Red (Formerly Big Red)

I'll Shrink to That!

Mojave Oasis 20" Pillow (front and back)

Tiki Valetine (for Manuel)

Plush Tiki Bob Valentine

Tiki Bob Valentine card

Tiki Bob Mug 8x10 black paper drawing

Manuel as Bali Hai Restaurant ornament (Based on our 2010 Halloween costumes)

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NEW WORK ADDED 12.13.10

Tonga Hut black paper drawing, 8x10

Silent Night, Quiet Village black paper drawing, 8x10

Christmas cards featuring Silent Night, Quiet Village, 5x7

Tiki Christmas cards, paper cutouts and corrugated cardboard, 5x7

Tiki Bob Christmas stockings, 16" in length.

Tiki Bob Santa hats, 15" high.

Kahiki black paper drawing, 11x14

Royal Tahitian black paper drawing, 8x10

Kona's Curse framed vinyl tiki, 11x17

7 Stranded Castaways

Photo-op display for Tikiyaki Orchestra's 3 Hour Tour at the Mayflower club, North Hollywood on 11.20, foamboard, 3' x 6'

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NEW WORK ADDED 11.10.10:

Halloween costumes: Manuel as Bali Hai restaurant, I'm the Stockton Islander!

Stockton Islander black paper drawing, 11x14.

"I'll Drink to That", 11x17, acrylic on paper

Birthday card for Tony from Martini Kings

Shapeshifter Christmas card painting 11x14, acrylic on canvas

Manuel's birthday and our wedding anniversary card.

Party Hats

Tiki Cookie Bags

Big Tiki Cookie "Cake"

Table Toppers

Concept drawing for Hawaiian islands set of 6 serving bowls.

Tiki Island above the Silverlake framed vinyl map, 8x10.

Welcome to the Tiki Party, created for the Book Of Tiki Ten Year Exhibition. 11x14, acrylic on canvas.

Tiki Bob's restaurant 8x10 black paper drawing.

Alameda vinyl map. 8x10:

Caveman Bithday Party cards and table toppers:


Jeremy's

Grog's

PolyPop's

Kelly (Hiphipahula) Tonga Hut 1 year anniversary table topper, card and moai chocolate cookie.

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** NEW WORK ADDED 09.03.10 **

Don's black paper drawing, created for the Mariepalooza silent auction. 11x14

Plush Don's Rum Barrel mug.

Wickedly Wedding pendant. Jason and Dannelle asked me to create 160 pendants for their wedding.

A look at some of the 160...

The original sculpture in a hand painted frame as a wedding gift (along with the original color painting)

Black paper drawing birthday card for Doug Horne's 50th Birthday. He's the TALLLL tiki, I'm the tiki barely poking in at the bottom, holding the flaming tiki bowl. The two flanking tikis are holding a 5 and a 0, done in a marquesan style.

Card for Polly, Rumpus Room hostess extraordinaire, for receiving her master's in Mathematics Education. I made a tapa pattern using mathematical symbols.

Card for Trader Tom, for receiving a doctorate in English.

Stockton Islander pendant and stand, with a piece of bamboo from the Islander restaurant.

Caliente Tropics black paper drawing. 11x14

Caliente Tropics tiki I black paper drawing. 8x10

Caliente Tropics tiki II black paper drawing. 8x10

Plush Caliente Tropics tiki.

Caliente Tropics tiki keychain.

Lei Lei Liz (Leleliz) black paper drawing.

Mahalo Card.

Sherriyaki birthdaycard.

Hiphipahula vinyl tiki patch.

TIki Mask (commission piece, based on It's A Small World TIki Mask).

Millefiore. 11x14 with and painted frame. Frame is decorated with faux-because-they're-not made-of-glass-millefiore pieces.
Created for Beyond The Reef, Tiki Magazine's 4th annual art show, held at San Diego's Freaky Boutiki

Plush PNG Spirit Figure tiki

Hanalei Hotel vintage sign black paper drawing. 5x7

Humphrey's Half Moon Inn vintage sign black paper drawing

Plush Tiki Bob - Tiki-Kate Edition. Created for the Tiki-Kate silent auction at Tiki Oasis 10. The doll is made from remnant fabric from Tiki-Kate's favorite dress after an Alteration. She gave it to me to create something, and I was thrilled to be able to use it to create something that would benefit her! The tag on the back is fashioned after the yellow lei that appears on the backs of some of the Tiki Bob mugs.

Trader Mort's pendant. Resin.

My first attempt at making mugs...

This one is done in my style.

And a face.

A PNG tiki.

An Abalam style tiki.

This one is based on a painting I did called "Beaky Tikis".

Hadn't had a chance to post in a few months... thanks fer lookin'

Yer Pal,
Eric October

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** NEW WORK ADDED 04.07.10 **

Trader Mort's tiki, 8x10 black paper drawing

Stockton Islander pendant

Maori Racer, 11x14, acrylic on watercolor paper

Alameda framed vinyl map, 11x14

Tiki Drum Drummers, 11x14, acrylic on watercolor paper

Tiki Drum Playing Itself, 11x 14 acrylic on watercolor paper

Bongo Beatdown, 11x 14 acrylic on watercolor paper

Beaky Tikis, 11x14 acrylic on watercolor paper

Hawaiian Cha Cha Cha, 11x 14 acrylic on watercolor paper

8x10 prints of the Tiki Torch Song Trilogy paintings, and the Maori Racer painting, in hand painted tapa patterns on the frames

Stockton Islander painting, 15x22, framed with bamboo from the Islander

Birthday card for Kirby, in hand painted frame

Cover art for upcoming Tikiyaki Orchestra DVD Live at the Mayflower Club. Scott Mabbutt (Joe Banks) director.

Piece for the Hope Animal Shelter raffle at the Relight the Night event at the Kon Tiki in Tucson on April 10th.
Kon Tiki sign 11x14 black paper drawing. The Kon TIki liked it so much, it's their new avatar on Facebook! Sweet!

Rarotonga Map. 11"x17" vinyl.

4"x 6" hand-rubbed linoblock print of the map and 2" resin tangaroa face pendant.

iTiki painting for promotional giveaway. 11x14, acrylic on canvas.

Their idea was to have a human-sized iTiki and a pin-up type girl in a tiki bar surrounded by memorabilia from classic tiki establishments.
Here's a link to the website:
http://www.tikicase.com
If you click on the "Tell" link in the lower left, it will take you to a page where you can see the painting!

8x10 frame made from Stockton Islander bamboo (courtesy of Abstractiki) and vinyl Bumatay Islander mug.

Vinyl plush 11" Marquesan Tiki.

Plush marq tikis.

Moai Bob pendant

Moai Bob 11x14 acrylic wash painting.

Artwork for Lush Goes Latin show at Tonga Hut on May 1st.

Artwork for Keep A Breast project.




I decided to keep the plaster surface a rough as when I received it, and tried to do the image in a loose, brushy fashion to match the surface. Since every side could not be seen at once, I wanted there to be little vignettes on the sides: tikis on one, and an out rigger and an A-framed fishing pier on the other.

Plush Bumayay Islander mugs. The dolls stand 7.5" high, and are 5" in diameter at the top, tapering down toward the bottom.
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** NEW WORK ADDED 05.03.10 **

Birthday Card for Atomikitty, Suzy Mosher, 4x6 colored pencil on black paper.

Birthday card for Polly, Rumpus Room hostess!

Lush Goes Latin Table Decoration. 18" high, mixed media.

Lush Goes Latin Drink Menu Card. 4"x5.5"

Tiki Bob Keychain and Luggage Tags 2"x4", vinyl and fabric.

TIki Business Card Holder. 4"x6". Resin, wood base.

Holds both horizontal and vertical cards!

whew!

Mahalo fer lookin'!
Yer pal,
Eric October

TIKIZILLA (acrylic on canvas 20" x 24"), in July of 2007.

RODAN TIKI (acrylic on canvas 20" x 24").

TOBUNGA RISES! (acrylic on canvas 11" x 14").

A TIKI FROM A BLACK LAGOON (acrylic on canvas 20" x 24").

TIKI SUNSET 1 and TIKI SUNSET 2, both acrylic on canvas 11" x 14".

HITCHHIKING TIKIS (acrylic on canvas 20" x 24").

TOBUNGA'S REVENGE! Acrylic on Canvas 11" x 14"

EBIRA ESTA EBRIA. Acrylic on Canvas 11" x 14"

THE TIKI THAT CARVED ITSELF. Pencil on paper 9" x 12".

In A Tiki World: Eiffel Tiki and Arc De Tiki

In A Tiki World: Transtiki Pyramid and Golden Gate Tiki

In A Tiki World: Leaning Tower Of Tiki

In A Tiki World: Big Tiki Clock Tower

In A Tiki World: Tiki Mahal

In A Tiki World: The Great Tiki and Pyramid of Tiki

In A Tiki World: Chrystiki Building

In A Tiki World: The Great Wall Of Tiki

In A Tiki World: Tiki Opera House

March of the Tiki Gods. (16x20 acrylic on canvas)

8" high table-top displays for the Tonga Hut 50th Anniversary

Kuddly Ku

Tonga Hut 50th Anniversary print

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my eye !

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Now how long did THAT take to post everything ???

Awesome awesome AWESOME stuff!!

Love everything...esp love how the Duk Duks have hairy legs in the 1 Year Anniversary card :wink:

Your work is phenomenal Eric and I can not wait to see what you come up with next.

What s happening to my eye!

Too much retinal goodness I guess.
Small price to pay. Rock on Eric!

Wow, web page for sales? Wendy

ummm, WOW!!!!!!! awesome work, eric!

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GROG posted on Tue, Mar 2, 2010 11:14 PM

GROG think you are one of the most creative artists on Tiki Central, and with such a wide variety of mediums and it's all so good. Plus, you've really developed as a "Tiki" artist. You've come such a long way from your first "Tikizilla/Rodan Tiki" paintings to the Tiki artist you are today. Your art and creativity is a great contribution to the new Tiki Revival and art scene.

GROG hat off to you.

Cheers. :drink:

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TikiG posted on Wed, Mar 3, 2010 7:26 AM

Mr. Tobunga -

Thanks for the inspiring collection of tiki goodness posted here - I'm in awe as much as anybody else regarding the sheer variety of mediums you utilize :) Oh yeah, the Tobunga style is readily recognizable and for that achievement alone I bow to you.

Another aspect of your character that many people outside of So. Cal may not realize is your dedication to the tiki "revival" scene here in Los Angeles and elsewhere - that you support most if not all of the various happenings and events and get-togethers and CHOPs and shows...100%...attending these "scenes" in person. Its just not Ohana when you're absent.

Take care my friend, keep the flag waving for tiki art and I for one always look forward to see the next break-thru you bestow to the public at large. Aloha! G

Eric
you are OUT OF CONTROL!
New goodies i haven't seen
or neglectfully glossed over
and so many different mediums and results!
You're like a walking Tiki-makin robot!!!

Mahalos for sharing the love!

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ALOT of work there Eric....Awesome !

thats it ? lol
you must eat breakfast with a brush in your hand!
Awsome and ya, inspiring work!
Fun to see a piece or two of yours in my collection,
Mahalo !

MN

I can't remember what made my eyes bleed first!
Anyways, great pieces.

Love it!!!

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I love the obvious sense of humor you bestow upon your creations! Every new picture had me smiling and saying "Daaaaaaaaaaamn!" Yeah, like everyone else said, WOW on the variety of medium - sewing, carving, painting, lamp making, FOOD!, etc. I also appreciated the variety of cultures you worked with. You must do research for a living! Keep it up!

J

Awesome Stuff Eric - I am proud to have a few of your pieces in my collection, including the last kuddly Ku! Your imagination and no fear approach to any medium is spectacular!
Can't wait to see whats next for you!
You are very inspiring!

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Thank you everybody for the awesome feedback! I appreciate and am humbled by the positive response and incredible support I get from the Tiki Central Ohana.

To answer your question Leleliz, it took about four hours to transfer everything over from my Other Crafts thread... I kept saying to myself when I came to a particularly photo filled post "Dang, how much work have I produced?!?" And I knew I still had more to process!

And Grog, it's interesting that you can chart my development... I look at some of my early stuff and I kinda cringe... I can sense when I really hit my stride and got into my particular tiki groove.

As TikiG said, I guess I really do have a style... I didn't really think so, but it's there. Perhaps it was lost on me... I just create work out of what ever medium my ideas dictate (or what ever object I randomly find, and my mind, over which I apparently have little control, turns into a medium)... and I'm too close to the work to see the connections?

Seeing it all grouped together is a little overwhelming for me... sorry if I caused anybody any eyestrain!

Mahalo again to everybody!

Thanks fer lookin'
Yer pal,
Eric October

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No bleeding...just lots of "oooooh...I want that one!!!! No, that one!!!!! and THAT one!!!!!!"

JB

Well if you won't post it, I certainly will....

Awesome stuff Eric!!! I really like the drawings on the black paper!!! I also think it is awesome that you work with so many mediums!

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that was amazing!! absolutely AMAZING! great work! I love it ALL!

AF

Wow Eric, with all those ideas, it's like October...but all year round!
Stellar Stuff for Sure!!
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, OVERLOAD!, OVERLOAD! Beeeep, frzzzzzzzzzzzz........

Someone find the plug for this man's brain! What an incredible cornucopia of Tiki concepts. No shyness about coming up with a crazy new idea and realizing it! I always thought Kenny was unbeatable in terms of manic productivity, but you have been a busy little Menehune, too, Eric! So much I have not seen before, I love the Tiki city landmarks, and of course love to recognize things from my books! And all the limitless Duk Duk madness!

I'm glad I was sitting down. :)

OMG, Eric, you're making me dizzy! The Halloween costumes cracked me up, as did the Hanukkah Tiki. I love the Islander stuff, but my favorite has got to be "Tyler's First Christmas", that is awesome. Boy, Manuel is one helluva good sport, between the costumes, the PJs & all the hats! :lol: I'm so glad I have some of your stuff in my lounge, thanks to your generosity in one of the mug swaps. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
Mahalo,
Rick

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jeppa posted on Sun, Mar 21, 2010 5:57 PM

Really outstanding work! Thanks for sharing.

Eric, you are an amazing artist. Everything medium that you work with has that "eric october" style that is unmatched and untouchable. I am very impressed with your output of amazing (and fun!) tiki art.

PS I LOVE my valentines cards!!! they are the best!!!!

HJ

Way too hip to share with mere mortals, but thank you anyway.

'Thoroughly dug the article on you in Tiki Magazine.

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New work posted at the end of the original post! Page 1!

Mahalo fer lookin'!

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WOW!
you can quit for a year and it would still take everyone ages to catch up to your creativity and output! Awesome sauce!
See you at the KonTikiiiiiiiiiii!

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so fantastic!

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jeppa posted on Wed, Apr 7, 2010 5:14 PM

I'm still working on this post. Too much awesomeness in one sitting can damage ones eyes I hear. Loads of great work here!!!

Everything here is SO AMAZING! But somehow I missed the mini tiki huts before, they are just wonderful!
~Kele

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Your awesome Eric...the diversity, and craziness in your portfolio blows me away. :)

Amazing work. So versatile. You do it all.
I really like the fact that you can work in 2D and 3D.

i bet tobunga can work in 4 and 5-D as well!
He's that talented!
:)

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GROG posted on Wed, Apr 21, 2010 8:10 AM

Well, we know he can work in 36-C,

so 4-D and 5-D should be no problem for him.

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HA HA! 36-C!
Thanks fer the kind words!

Since the 4th dimension is time, I'm already working in that!

Boy, am I ever!

Any speculations about what the 5th dimension could be? I mean one that does not reference Marylin McCoo?

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love all the Lush Goes Latin stuff...and the Tiki Bob keychains (did you doubt I wouldn't?) and the bday cards are great!

great to see you and manuel on Sunday!
i hope you cheered up all those goths at Disneyland that evening! :)
fifth dimension?
Here you go!
Can't wait to see you play art in the fifth dimension!

from Wikipedia
Abstract five-dimensional space occurs frequently in mathematics, and is a legitimate construct. Whether or not the real universe in which we live is somehow five-dimensional is a topic that is debated and explored in several branches of physics, including astrophysics and particle physics.

In physics, the fifth dimension is a hypothetical extra dimension beyond the usual three spatial dimensions and one time dimension of Relativity. The Kaluza-Klein theory used the fifth dimension to unify gravity with the electromagnetic force; e.g. Minkowski space and Maxwell's equations in vacuum can be embedded in a 5-dimensional Riemann curvature tensor . Kaluza-Klein theory now is seen as essentially a gauge theory with gauge group the circle group. M-theory suggests that space-time has eleven dimensions, seven of which are "rolled up" to below the subatomic level. Physicists have speculated that the graviton, a particle thought to carry the force of gravity, may "leak" into the fifth or higher dimensions which would explain how gravity is significantly weaker than the other three fundamental forces.

In 1993 the physicist Gerard 't Hooft put forward the holographic principle, which explains that the information about an extra dimension is visible as a curvature in a spacetime with one fewer dimensions. For example, holograms are three-dimensional pictures placed on a two-dimensional surface, which gives the image a curvature when the observer moves. Similarly, in general relativity, the fourth dimension is manifested in observable three dimensions as the curvature of path of a moving infinitesimal (test) particle. Hooft has speculated that the fifth dimension is really the spacetime fabric.

There ya go!
:)

W O W....this has got to be my favorite.....8)

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Hey Kids!

New work FINALLY posted on 09.03.10... top of first page, first post!

Mahalo fer lookin'!
Yer Pal,
EricOctober

The new stuff looks great,Eric!

Eric I love the black paper work, you have really nailed that style.

T

New work posted, top of page 1! I've finally BECOME my obsession!

L

I think I gave you that shirt you are wearing as The Islander am I right? Your costumes get better every year and next Oasis Manuel MUST wear the Bali Hai TO the Bali Hai :)

Awesome additions to your thread!

So glad to own the Tiki Bob black paper drawing -its my favorite piece of art on my walls actually.

Excellent stuff my friend!

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TikiG posted on Wed, Nov 10, 2010 6:55 PM

Love the new works, Eric - but the evening Islander really spins me! Frickin' awesome! Thanks for posting. G

Holy crap, Eric! Do you sleep? :lol:
I'm not gonna be a brown-nose & tell you I love all of your stuff, just 99.9% of it!
I hope to get a chance to meet you guys when I come out to SoCal in January.
Mahalo,
Rick

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Seriously Mr. October, is there any medium you are NOT proficient with?

Whew!

Bowie

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mp posted on Wed, Nov 10, 2010 10:06 PM

Oh My Lord. Praise Lord Tobunga!!!!

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Thanks for posting your latest work, Eric! As always, your exuberance is truly inspiring.

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