Tiki Volcano Pillows

Tiki tiki tiki postcard

Volcano Joe has a hot temper. he was brought to life by an ancient tiki crystal with magical powers. He really looks good in a Hawaiian shirt.

Character design tiki style.

A flaming tiki head with his tongue out.

When I think of Tiki I think of the 70's. I wanted to design a shirt you might find in a tourist shop in Hawaii during that time period.

Tiki Lava Volcano Art t shirts and apparel gifts for men women and kids.

Hops, escaping a tiki volcano

Pele goddess of fire Hawaii motorcycle

Old school tattoo-style hula girl

Follow the flicker and step through the flames.

Hawaiian culture is a very rich culture that immediately makes us think of the beach, the sea, a cool, refreshing and heavenly lifestyle! What could be better than tikis, majestic cultural symbols wonderfully illustrating the ancestral beliefs of this volcanic island and which immediately transports us to the end of the earth. Hello!

Mariana’s Cócteles 1974 if you ever find yourself in Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras, and wishing you were in a more Polynesian setting, you're in luck! Mariana’s Cócteles is Tegucigalpa's oldest (and only) tiki bar. Serving up tropical cocktails coupled with a menu of traditional Polynesian dishes, Mariana’s stands out from the crowd and is a wonderful respite for those seeking out something a little different.

Crazy Tiki with flames coming out of his head. He is riding a bicycle made of bamboo. His bike is smoking and he is cruising past an errupting volcano.

Do you like it hot!?! Can you withstand the heat!?! Well, if you dare, take on Lava Flow Hot Sauce Challenge. It'll blow your top off!

I never liked the lava burst of the volcano in the original one. I like this one better...at least till tomorrow.

The islanders once was rescued by a great robot and they made this tiki mask to mark that occasion...Vance Capley's Tikizinger Z

Hawaii Rainbow travel poster of a light aircraft flying over a volcano.

The Gathering. Art by Robert Jimenez. A variation of the art used for the Christmas With The Manakooras EP on Hi-Tide Recordings.

"Goddess of fire and volcano."