This tall tapered white coffee mug has a wrap-around heat decal of Brad Parker's (Tiki Shark's) painting, Forbidden Island.

From Brad Parker about his painting:

"It's the wrap-around cover to a great neo-exotica album by the 'Crazed Mugs' named 'Find Forbidden Island'. It was painted with that purpose in mind - being an album cover.

'Forbidden Island' is my homage to the science fiction films of the 1950's I loved growing up. Its various bizarre elements are all found in many of those movies, like the 1956 sci-fi epic; 'Forbidden Planet' - that amazing film has many of the fantastic elements found here; Crashed ships, Aliens, Lost civilizations, Mental super powers, and walking automatons carrying beautiful girls.

Forbidden Island's wide horizontal composition allowed me to create different scenes within its frame. On the left is a rustic tropical Tiki Lounge complete with glowing neon sign and two guardian Tiki doormen. Like any good '50's sci-fi film plot, there's a secret Laboratory with a giant tank and floating inside is a huge alien brain. The repulsive purple thing glares outward emitting a ruby-red stream of telekinetic power it uses to serve up an exotic tropical drink cooling in a frosty cold 'Cthulhu Tiki-Mug'. This beverage floats out to the exotic Wahine being carried by an accommodating 'living Tiki'. A giant stone Moai head looks out stoically over a wrecked pirate ship and it's cursed treasure, and further out across the sparkling sunset bay to an equally enormous stone statue carved into the island cliffs of an ancient 'elder sea-god' like those written about in books by H.P. Lovecraft. Amongst the exotic flora and fauna is a brilliantly lit wave showing the framed silhouette of a shark cursing the coastline - making sure no one leaves or enters Forbidden Island."

*This mug measures approximately 5.5" H x 3.5" D and holds around 13.5 oz of fluid.

This was one in a series of Tiki Shark painting coffee mugs, including "Tiki Cat" and "Digga Digga Doo".