Tiki.

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

Sven Kirsten’s newest book Tiki Pop: America imagines its own Polynesian Paradise (affiliate link) costs $40+ on Amazon, but consider this: His first two tiki classics, now out of print, sell for at least $100 each. I snapped up a copy of Tiki Pop right away. I might play the market and get more! I love…

Tiki bars are defined by their tiki culture décor which is based upon a romanticized conception of tropical cultures, most commonly Polynesian and Hawaiian. 1950, 1960s Mid-Century Colorful Cocktail Drinks Elegant Bar Glassware For Entertaining Friends During Festive Occasions.

🌋 The Legend of the Tiki Torch: Tiki torches have become synonymous with backyard parties and tropical gatherings, but their origen is rooted in Polynesian traditions. In tiki bars, torches were used to create an atmosphere of mystery and adventure, guiding guests through dimly lit, exotic settings. Today, tiki torches are a symbol of tropical escapism, whether they’re used to light up your backyard or set the mood at a tiki bar. 🔥🏝️ #TikiTorches #TropicalEscapism #tiki #tikitiki…

...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…