Tiki culture

Tiki road trip

Walking down a bustling street with car horns blaring, sun glaring, and people brushing past, you stop to open an unmarked door and are instantly thrust into another world. Jungle bird calls and Exotica music float through the air. Lush plants, waterfalls, carved wooden decor, and tropical patterns come into view as you eyes adjust to the dimly lit room. You find yourself bellied up to a bar with a extensive menu of ingredients and rum. The cocktails come adorned with towering garnishes and…

...since I rock n' rolled on this blog. Sorry for the delay in posting new stuff up here, just been so swamped with project I always seem to neglect the blog. SO anywhose, I am gonna just do a big post of all the stuff I hadn't posted since the Fall. Here we go... Here was a Tiki inspired poster and Fictious Movie Beer Coaster set I did last year for Phone Booth Gallery. Available to Purchase Here Available to Purchase Here Here is a collection of officially licensed screen prints I did for…

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Note: This page discusses the aesthetic seen in Tiki bars. For a general tropical aesthetic, see Tropical. The Tiki aesthetic originated in the United States with the opening of Polynesian-inspired bars and restaurants in the 1930s. Tiki became popular after World War II, when America became fascinated with Polynesian and South Pacific culture.[1] Dim lighting, rum cocktails, tiki decor, hibiscus flowers, and nautical objects (such as maps, fishing nets, and netted fishing floats) are all…

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14th Annual Tiki Beach Festival "Ohana By The Sea" A Tiki Beach Production. Dates August 23rd & 24th, 2014. Hours Saturday: Sunrise to 9:30 pm Sunday: Sunrise to 7:00 pm

In the 1950s and 60s, an epidemic of island fever swept the United States.