Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the DOPEST tattoo artist in Long Beach… Bandit Khoul. He’s tatted up a few of our close friends and we can vouch for his work. Make your appointments today at Eighth Element Tattoo and get your piece done by the Long Beach Legend himself.
Eighth Element Tattoo
8756 Warner Ave
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 847-4777
Work from Bandit…
Klothingz established in 2010. Our mission at KLOTHINGZ LINE Co. is to continuously provide the most stylish, creative, innovative, professional brand of clothing. Our company strives to deliver the most originality ideas of its’ designs. We are inspired to blend two cultures together by integrating in our clothing as part of everyday wear.
Many people ask about the logo and what does the logo represent or its meaning. The K is representing the company, “Klothingz”. In addition, we are combining the alphabet from two different cultures and blend it with Khmer and English letter. This is a very symbolic of acculturation of two cultures, of Khmer and influence of American.
With combination of two different cultures intertwine, it sprang to life as our company logo. The logo that will represent our way of always looking for new, creative, innovative, and stylish ideas to our customers.
Visit their website here:
http://klothingz.com/
Like their page on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/klothingz?ref=ts&sk=wall
A story about the art form of Cambodian classical dance on the brink of extinction. This story shows the struggles of the older generation of Cambodians and the new generation of Cambodian Americans trying to revive the almost lost art form facing hardships and obstacles. Natalie Lor, dance instructor, takes a chance by allowing, Tiffany Lytle, 20, a student of the Spirit of Khmer Angkor, to lead an important role for the biggest performance of the year. In her years in dancing, Tiffany has dealt with discrimination for her body size and skin color. Now she is finally given an opportunity to shine as a lead dancer and prove that she can be a great dancer.
AmeriKhmer Styleguide: 1. Shirt by J. Ferrar 2. Wrist Watch by Dumb 3. Desert Boots by Hawking McGills 4. Jeans by H&M
Cambodian American musicians are on the rise! Watch our friend V8 pull off a flawless cover of Drakes “Doing It Wrong.” Dont forget to visit his website and like his page at the links below:
http://v8muzik.com
http://www.facebook.com/v8muzik
Theres nothing like a lady that knows her way around the kitchen. Especially in this day and age. However, if you can find one that can cook AND bump Stevie B. in the background, you have yourself a clear winner my friend!
Watch and be amazed as Sopheak shows us how to make Cha Kroeung Sach Mourn (Chicken Stir Fry). You can see more videos and delicious tutorials by visiting her website at the following link here: http://dreamer4life777.blogspot.com/
Ingredients:
1/3 C – Oil
1 ½ LBS — Chicken Breast (Cut into Bite Size Pieces)
2 — Bell Peppers (Cut into Bite Size Pieces)
1 Lg — Onions (minced)
1 handful — Oyster Mushrooms (stems removed)
1 C — Jalapeño Peppers (Diced)
1 C — Kroeung Paste (Recipe on next Slide)
1 tbsp — Phahok (Pickled Fish Paste)
½ C — Coconut Milk
2 tbsp — Fish Sauce
1 tbsp — Tamarind Soup Base Mix
½ C – Peanuts
:Kroeung Paste Recipe:
¼ C – Galangal root, trimmed, Slice & Dice
¼ C – Turmeric, trimmed, Slice & Dice
6 cloves – Garlic, peeled
10 – Thai Chilli Peppers (*optional)
2 – Lemongrass stalks, trimmed and finely sliced
2 – Shallots, peeled and sliced
10 – Kaffir lime leaves, Divined & finely Julian
Watch out folks, the photography industry in Cambodia has been on a rise and they are making a splash! Continuing on with our appreciation of artists are a group straight from Phnom Penh ‘g-rise photography.’ Check out their facebook page and see some of the other amazing photos taken by these guys. Quoted straight from their page “Creating an amazing photographs aren’t all about the photographer and the model but the team behind every shoots which are the make up artist, assistants, creative director, designer and friends who came along for the shoot.”
The Ancient Khmers have always been known for their rich culture of music and art. Fast forward hundreds and hundreds of years later, you will still see the same artistic blood that once flowed during the Khmer Empire. Case in point, Mr. Sopheak Meak. Instead of chisels and hammers, Sopheak utilizes modern tools such as Photoshop and Flash to create Cambodian art. See more of his talented work at the following links below.
