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Jungle Cruise

Tony Dunnigan May 16, 2019

If you’re a fan of Disney’s Jungle Cruise, you should recognize this scene. In the park, the dangers are tongue and cheek. In this illustration, a passenger seems to have met a grizzly end. The boats are based on the African Queen — the same boat Disney based theirs on.

In Fan Art, Disney, Disneyland, Tiki
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18"x24" poster

Jungle Bird

Tony Dunnigan July 2, 2018

This illustration was mainly an excuse to play with dappled "jungle"  light.

In Tiki
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18" x 24" illustration

Tiki, The Aloha Cat

Tony Dunnigan May 29, 2018

I made this illustration our cat for my wife on our 24th wedding anniversary.

In Tiki
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18" x 24" illustration

Moon Moai

Tony Dunnigan May 15, 2018

This illustration is a blend of tiki culture and retro sci-fi. The drink, the Lunar Ambrosia, is blended and features glowing ice cubes for effect.

I've always been a fan of the villainous space queens in 50's sci-fi. They're constantly ordering people to their deaths while lamenting the resourcefulness of the story's hero. A hero that they secretly love...

In Tiki, sci-fi
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18" x 24" Illustration

18" x 24" Illustration

King Tut's Doom

Tony Dunnigan May 10, 2018

This illustration was inspired by a tiki mug from House of Tabu and published in their magazine Exotica Moderne. I began to imagine how the cracks and crevices a traditional wooden tiki might blend into the gnarled wrinkles of a mummy. That got me thinking about how trees in the high desert seem to grow out of rocks with tough, finger like, roots.

Anyway, this drawing is named for the drink I came up with to fill the mug I bought. Ancient Egypt was known for beer. I decided to concoct a tiki-beer-coctail. I think that it worked pretty well. 

In Tiki
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18' x 24" illustration

The Zombie

Tony Dunnigan March 10, 2018

This illustration is based on my version of Don the Beachcomber's original recipe. The tiki is based upon petroglyphs I photographed on the Big Island, Vintage masks and the voodoo version of zombies.

In Tiki
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18" x 24" illustration

The Missionary's Downfall

Tony Dunnigan March 9, 2018

This is a classic blended drink from Don The Beachcomber. It's usually a reasonably mild drink (by tiki drink standards). Mine gets a significant kick from the very strong homemade liqueur I make.

 

Buy the t-shirt: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/2449697-missionarys-downfall?store_id=147864

In Tiki
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18" x 24" illustration

The Aquadisiac

Tony Dunnigan March 6, 2018

A new series of illustrations inspired by some of my favorite tiki drinks. The recipe is basically from Beach Bum Berry's book. The tiki figure is based on a petroglyph I photographed on the Big Island.

 

Buy the t-shirt: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/2435813-the-aquadisiac

In Tiki
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I've been lucky enough to run along some of the most beautiful trails in the world. I've seen the sun rise over Tokyo and the Milky Way stretch across the Leadville sky.

Like most runners I maintain a list of my personal bests.

  • 200 miles in 67:58

  • 100 miles in 22:59

  • 50 miles in 8:41

  • 50k in 4:42

  • In 12 hour I've run 64.5 miles

  • In 24 hour I've run 108.2 miles

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