Tiki Drink Watercolor Series by Paul Myrick
Tropical delights inspired by mid-century Tiki rooms.
Welcome to Paul Myrick’s watercolor homage to tiki culture—where rum, whimsy, and watercolor meet in a swirl of tropical mischief. Each painting in this ten-drink series raises a bamboo mug to the mid-century tiki craze that swept America’s bars and backyards. From the aristocratic Thurston Howl to the unrepentant Suffering Bastard, every piece is infused with color, humor, and the escapist spirit of Polynesian pop. So grab your tiny umbrella, lean back in your rattan chair, and enjoy a visual cocktail flight—no hangover included.
The Tiki drinks microfiber tea towel is now available for purchase! It features all of the Tiki drinks artwork together in one place.
The Tiki drinks poster has all of the drinks plus a few more surprises (including a volcano)! Suitable for framing.
Headhunter Tiki Drink
A drink so bold it could shrink your inhibitions—and maybe your head. Served in a coconut shell with attitude, this jungle concoction dares you to sip carefully and dance recklessly.
Pina Colada Tiki Drink
Creamy, dreamy, and dangerously beachy. With every brushstroke of pineapple and coconut, you can almost hear a steel drum band convincing you to never go back to work again.
The Thurston Howl Tiki Drink
High-society tiki at its tipsiest. This one’s for the castaway who packed a tux and a trust fund—complete with a splash of yacht-club flair and a wink toward Gilligan.
Tiki Puka Puka Drink
Triple-rum trouble in paradise. Swirling with fruit, fire, and a hint of chaos, this classic comes alive in watercolor like a hula dancer on a sugar high.
The Squawking Bird Tiki Drink
Half cocktail, half commotion. Bright plumage and louder flavor—this painting sings at full volume, proving that subtlety has no place in a proper tiki bar.
Mai Tai Tiki Drink
The grand pooh-bah of Polynesian potions. This iconic masterpiece blends rum, lime, and nostalgia into one glorious toast to mid-century escapism.
Scorpion Bowl Tiki Drink
The communal cauldron of convivial chaos. Painted with a swirl of colors that suggest “let’s all share” but actually mean “I’ll take the straw with the longest reach.”
London Sour Tiki Drink
A proper cocktail that wandered off the map and wound up in the tropics. Think gin meets tiki in a cheerful cultural misunderstanding that somehow works.
Suffering Bastard Tiki Drink
Born from equal parts hangover and heroism, this legendary libation promises pain and pleasure in watercolor form—just like any good night out.
Molokai Mike Tiki Drink
The mysterious man behind the bar who’s part myth, part mixologist. Swizzle sticks, sea breezes, and secrets—you can almost smell the rum and hear him say, “one more for the road.”