Palm trees, cool ocean breeze, good waves, and the feel of broken glass under your feet. Welcome to Toxic Paradise. It's home to our Toxic Surfer and many others as well. Two color screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 20 x 9 inches overall.

Frankentiki was brought to life during a long night of Rum Barrels and Mai Tais. Ever on the hunt for his next rum fix. Two color screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

Born into a Toxic Paradise the Roots Surfer Tee is ready to head to the beach and look for some bomber sets. This is the graphic that spawned it all when a small seed was planted by the owner of the world's best dog and volunteer extraordinaire. Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

Relax, sit back, and enjoy another enchanting moonlit evening while looking out over the calming and Toxic waters of Moai Bay. Two color screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 20 x 9 inches overall.

The perfect way to cool your kids down on a hot afternoon is to turn on those sprinklers and let them have at it. It’s only well water, so you can let them play as long as they want. This summer ritual takes on new meaning when you live on top of an old WW2 dump and your area groundwater has the highest levels of forever chemicals in the state of Florida. Nothing like a little Toxic Play. Two color screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 20 x 9 inches overall.

Tired of having his view constantly blocked, Moe got a little too curious one day and leaned a little to far. Needless to say he's now stuck there. Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

Forced to live in a Toxic Paradise, the Toxic Fisherman has developed a taste for a more explosive variety of fish. Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

Maybe a product of his Toxic environment, our friend has evolved over time and will not rest until the humans who created it are gone. 3 color Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

Legend has it that a grand master of Tropical Drinks would fix up a batch of Stinky Tiki’s for all those who dared to drink it. Usually only mixed for special nights like New Years Eve. If you drank it and were alive the next morning, you might be rewarded with an “I survived” t-shirt. Drink it if you dare… Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

Few things have thrilled me in life more than riding in the open door of a Blackhawk with my feet hanging out. Of course, they joked that it was so they could push me out quickly since I had all the high explosives. Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 5 x 7 inches overall.

The adrenaline of heading in for a landing while sitting in the door of a Blackhawk with your feet hanging out all while someone is holding onto your gear so you don’t fall out is something that you don’t forget easily. Screen printed on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 20 x 9 inches overall.

30 years ago after Desert Storm, I stood watch on Easter morning as the sun was coming up. I was listening to what was probably Armed Forces Radio on a small transistor radio. Unfortunately it was playing Eternal Flame by the Bangles.

Screen print on acrylic painted board. Framed in recycled fence pickets (Yes, those ones you put on the curb). About 20 x 9 inches overall.