Event Artists

Jeff received a BA in history at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts, and a BFA in Graphic Design from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. From his home studio in Southern California, he creates art for well-known clients including multiple Disney divisions, Warner Brothers, DC Comics, Fox, Sesame Workshop, Nickelodeon, In-n-Out Burger, Ruby’s Diner, Paramount Pictures, Skechers, Lucky Brand, Victoria’s Secret, Tilly’s, and many more. You can follow Jeff on Instagram @jeffgranitodesigns to view his current creative highlights! Visit www.jeffgranitodesigns.com to discover all of Jeff’s latest artwork! 

Corey Smith is an illustrator, designer, and lifelong lover of all things Tiki, midcentury, Polynesian Pop, and Halloween. By day, he serves as Marketing Director for Pearl Insurance, and by night he’s usually sketching, sculpting, or creating something inspired by tiki and classic monster culture. Corey has created the event artwork for Tiki-a-Go-Go since its inception, designing everything from posters and signage to stage backdrops and event graphics.

Justin Peterson is, in his own words, “a pretty good artist and a very good procrastinator.” He’s an illustrator, cartoonist, graphic designer, and the Creative Director for Don the Beachcomber. Known for blending bold design & linework, humor, and pop-culture influences, his work has appeared all over the world, in the form of comic books, murals, beer cans, and in the pages of Mad Magazine. His current favorite tropical cocktail is a Three Dots and a Dash. His favorite X-Man is Cyclops. He lives in Orlando with his wife, Erin, and their dog, Benji.

John Mulder is the owner and artist behind Eekum Bookum, one of the premier names in handcrafted Tiki mugs and ceramic art. A sculptor and painter, John turned his passion for collecting vintage Tiki mugs into a full-time profession after a career in the military. Working alongside his wife, Janet, from their St. Petersburg, Florida studio, he creates distinctive, handcrafted ceramic art that has become highly sought after by collectors, Tiki bars, and events around the world.

David “Mcbiff” McNeley is a celebrated artist known for his vibrant, mid-century-inspired works that blend vintage aesthetics with modern flair.  His art often captures the carefree spirit of tiki culture, incorporating bold colors, stylized characters, and retro motifs. Mcbiff’s distinctive pieces evoke nostalgia while offering a contemporary twist, making his work a favorite among tiki enthusiasts and collectors alike.  With a background in fine art and graphic design, Mcbiff’s unique vision has earned him recognition in galleries and tiki events across the country, solidifying his place as a prominent figure in the modern tiki art movement.

Mookie Sato is an illustrator and graphic designer from Kyoto, Japan, whose vibrant Mid-Century and Polynesian Pop artwork has earned fans around the world. His colorful creations have appeared on event posters, tiki mugs, apparel, books, and collectibles, and he has collaborated with brands including Disney, SEGA, and Tiki Farm. Mookie’s playful style blends classic cartoons, vintage design, and island-inspired imagination into unforgettable works of art.

Josh Agle, known as Shag, is a Southern California-based painter, illustrator, and designer.  Since 1996, he’s exhibited internationally, with shows in the U.S., Europe, Japan, and Australia.  His bold, retro-modern style has drawn praise from critics like Roberta Smith of The New York Times.  Shag’s work appears in major museums, including LACMA and The Andy Warhol Museum.  He’s collaborated with brands like Coca-Cola, Star Wars, Playboy, and Paul Frank. In 2005, he was selected as the official artist for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary.  His distinctive imagery also appears on merchandise sold around the world.