Inuhele

Grab your passports......

Starting Friday with a Corn N Oil...finally done for the day. Cheers.

Celebrating Friday night with a Commando Grog from in a chrome mug from Shoutout

ATL Tiki Homebar Tour Tickets on Sale THIS SATURDAY April 18th Noon Eastern -

Link for homebar tickets; goes live Saturday at Noon eastern!

https://inuhele.regfox.com/atlanta-tiki-homebar-tour-2026

Tickets on sale SATURDAY!
Inuhele.com. I'll add the direct link here when we have it set up. :). The tour will be May 16th!

Got our first batch of official photographer photos back from Inuhele. Enjoy!
https://photos.google.com/u/3/share/AF1QipMXbSGsOZf5oMj95Zl0VugiZbctP87k79vG9LtT7Dn3iPNm9BQI0njAWxgoQbJ4Iw?key=SU9manJZMFptLWNrQU1BTWNEZVpOZDkwY05Calh3

New year's resolution: I hope to visit all these fine institutions on their home turf this year! Thanks for the swizzles! (Yes. We're jist now unpacking personal stuff. A bit at a time).

The world of tiki mugs and Polynesian pop art lost a titan. Danny "Tiki Diablo" was a hard working and rare talent, and it a joy to listen to him. He was extremely generous of his time with his fans; making sure each got the time to make a memory. Our hearts go out to his nearest and dearest.
Some notes I took from his lecture on respectful design:

#1 Don't Do Stupid S**t
•You don't have to do every customer request, no sunglasses please
•No matter what you make there is a way to add your own twist without making a mockery of something.
•There are elements that take something from fun to offensive, and I understand that not everyone is offended and thats ok because it might not be for you to be offended by it
•We all want to have fun but try and design something that will look good and still be relevant in 50 years from. now, people spend a lot of money on your art. Respect your customers.