Tiki is all about escapism and when I look at Marc Atkinson’s paintings I feel like I’m being taken back a couple decades to a time when tiki was dark and mysterious. Marc’s paintings feel like something that could have been found on a wall in a dark tiki bar back in the sixties. Here is Marc’s story…
If crates and wooden boxes are your thing, then I got a place for you!
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I feel like I’m in an old movie from the 40’s when I’m drinking at False Idol …
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Tim Humphrey discovered his love of tiki not by going to a tiki bar or seeing a tiki mug on a shelf at a thrift store but by buying a Volkswagen camper van. Tim’s original idea for the van was to give it a good cleaning. Tim bought a bamboo window shade and a tiki mask for the van and the tiki transformation went from there. Here is the story of The Tiki Van!
