Tiki God art print by Timothy Colomer

Tiki God

10″ x 8″ (Horizontal) / Semi Glossy
$29.00
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Tiki God art print by Timothy Colomer

Tiki God

$29.00
Size10″ x 8″ (Horizontal)
Paper

Tiki God

7 × 10 inch watercolor on archival paper

By Timothy Colomer

Robert had heard stories about the jungle.

Hidden temples.

Ancient trails.

Strange carvings that were said to watch every traveler who wandered too far from the path.

Naturally...

...he wanted to see one.

After hiking for hours through thick vines and towering palms, he finally found it.

A giant tiki face stared back at him with enormous eyes and a mouth full of teeth.

For one very long second...

Robert stared at the tiki.

The tiki stared back.

Robert decided that was enough archaeology for one day.

He spun around and sprinted down the trail faster than he'd ever run before, absolutely convinced the ancient guardian had blinked.

To this day, Mike insists it was only a carved statue.

Robert isn't so sure.

Some adventures leave you with incredible memories.

Others leave you running.

Do you think the tiki was just a carving... or was it watching the whole time?

Artwork Details

This artwork began as an original 7 × 10 inch watercolor painting created by Timothy Colomer on professional archival watercolor paper.

Each print is professionally reproduced using high-quality digital printing to preserve the vibrant colors, expressive linework, and handcrafted character of the original painting.

Your print is produced as an 8 × 10 inch fine art print on premium archival paper, making it easy to frame and display in your home, office, or favorite space.

Product Information

  • Original artwork by Timothy Colomer
  • Based on a 7 × 10 inch original watercolor painting
  • Printed size: 8 × 10 inches
  • Museum-quality archival paper
  • Professionally printed using high-resolution digital printing
  • Printed in the United States
  • Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube
  • A thoughtful gift for adventurers, travelers, jungle explorers, art collectors, and fans of the Duck & Compass Society

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