Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
2nd Annual TIKI WONDERLAND Art Show at the Tonga Hut in North Hollywood
Coming to the 2nd Annual Tiki Wonderland at North Hollywood's Tonga Hut? We'll be there debuting our latest issue (Winter 07-08) which features an excellent cover by Heather Watts! Make sure to stop and say "aloha!"
Tiki Wonderland 2
Art Show and Sale
Saturday December 8
7pm-12am
The Tonga Hut
12808 Victory Boulevard
North Hollywood, California
Tiki Wonderland 2 will also mark the debut of the limited edition BAMBOO BEN mug from Tiki Farm.
Click here for more information on Tiki Central.
Tiki Wonderland 2
Art Show and Sale
Saturday December 8
7pm-12am
The Tonga Hut
12808 Victory Boulevard
North Hollywood, California
Tiki Wonderland 2 will also mark the debut of the limited edition BAMBOO BEN mug from Tiki Farm.
Click here for more information on Tiki Central.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Advertise with Tiki Magazine!
There's still time to place an ad in our upcoming Winter issue!
Heather Watts is the featured cover artist and Dawn Hammond, the featured carver. Jeff Berry will have a recipe roundup, a New Tiki article about the Netherlands only Tiki bar, and much more!
The ad deadline for artwork submitted and payment is October 24.
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Read below for more details or visit us online at http://www.tikimagazine.com/advertise.html.
Aloha!
Tiki Magazine is an international, glossy-cover quarterly magazine focused on Tiki, Polynesian Pop, Hawaiiana, and the Island Lifestyle. Already celebrating our second year in print, we have a circulation of 10,000.
Each issue of Tiki Magazine includes outstanding art and photography, as well as information about relevant events, clothing, decor, art, mugs, cocktails, food, bars, and restaurants. We comment on current trends while paying tribute to pioneers and exploring the past. Our music section highlights Exotica, Hawaiian, Lounge, Rockabilly and Surf, with features on the latest bands as well as the legends.
Connect with our Readers
Our readers are passionate about the topics covered in our magazine. Whether they are rum and cocktail connoisseurs, retro-lifestyle enthusiasts, Tiki tune fanatics, tropically-inspired artists, avid collectors, home bar perfectionists, or they simply like to daydream about escaping to paradise every once in a while, our readers identify strongly with a certain laidback lifestyle that Tiki magazine represents. Indeed, many of our readers view Tiki Magazine as the one-stop source of information about what's happening in the Tiki scene of their local community and around the world.
Ad Rates
For a publication of our circulation, we offer exceptionally low advertising rates! You can place an ad in Tiki Magazine for as little as $150. Our rates (in US dollars):
¼ page (3.625" x 4.875")
B&W ($150)
Color ($275)
½ page horizontal (7.5" x 4.875 ")
B&W ($150)
Color ($350)
½ page vertical (3.625" x 10")
B&W ($225)
Color ($350)
Full page (7.5" x 10")
B&W ($350)
Color ($625)
Inside cover
B&W (N/A)
Color ($675)
Back page
B&W (N/A)
Color ($800)
Submitting Your Ad
Submitting your ad to Tiki Magazine is easy. Here's how:
1. Visit the advertising page of our website: http://www.tikimagazine.com/advertise.html
2. Click on "Add to Cart" for the size/color of your ad
3. Email your ad to tikimag@gmail.com
When submitting your ad, please remember the following:
- Advertisements should be either .eps, .tiff, .pdf, or .psd.
- Resolution must be at 300dpi.
- For full page bleed ads, add .125" outside trim size.
Of course, if you have any question or need help, please feel free to simply skip steps 1 and 2 and just click here to contact Tiki Magazine.
Interested in selling Tiki Magazine at your retail space? Just click here to contact Tiki Magazine for info about wholesale rates.
Mahalo,
Tiki Magazine
www.tikimagazine.com
Heather Watts is the featured cover artist and Dawn Hammond, the featured carver. Jeff Berry will have a recipe roundup, a New Tiki article about the Netherlands only Tiki bar, and much more!
The ad deadline for artwork submitted and payment is October 24.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Read below for more details or visit us online at http://www.tikimagazine.com/advertise.html.
Aloha!
Tiki Magazine is an international, glossy-cover quarterly magazine focused on Tiki, Polynesian Pop, Hawaiiana, and the Island Lifestyle. Already celebrating our second year in print, we have a circulation of 10,000.
Each issue of Tiki Magazine includes outstanding art and photography, as well as information about relevant events, clothing, decor, art, mugs, cocktails, food, bars, and restaurants. We comment on current trends while paying tribute to pioneers and exploring the past. Our music section highlights Exotica, Hawaiian, Lounge, Rockabilly and Surf, with features on the latest bands as well as the legends.
Connect with our Readers
Our readers are passionate about the topics covered in our magazine. Whether they are rum and cocktail connoisseurs, retro-lifestyle enthusiasts, Tiki tune fanatics, tropically-inspired artists, avid collectors, home bar perfectionists, or they simply like to daydream about escaping to paradise every once in a while, our readers identify strongly with a certain laidback lifestyle that Tiki magazine represents. Indeed, many of our readers view Tiki Magazine as the one-stop source of information about what's happening in the Tiki scene of their local community and around the world.
Ad Rates
For a publication of our circulation, we offer exceptionally low advertising rates! You can place an ad in Tiki Magazine for as little as $150. Our rates (in US dollars):
¼ page (3.625" x 4.875")
B&W ($150)
Color ($275)
½ page horizontal (7.5" x 4.875 ")
B&W ($150)
Color ($350)
½ page vertical (3.625" x 10")
B&W ($225)
Color ($350)
Full page (7.5" x 10")
B&W ($350)
Color ($625)
Inside cover
B&W (N/A)
Color ($675)
Back page
B&W (N/A)
Color ($800)
Submitting Your Ad
Submitting your ad to Tiki Magazine is easy. Here's how:
1. Visit the advertising page of our website: http://www.tikimagazine.com/advertise.html
2. Click on "Add to Cart" for the size/color of your ad
3. Email your ad to tikimag@gmail.com
When submitting your ad, please remember the following:
- Advertisements should be either .eps, .tiff, .pdf, or .psd.
- Resolution must be at 300dpi.
- For full page bleed ads, add .125" outside trim size.
Of course, if you have any question or need help, please feel free to simply skip steps 1 and 2 and just click here to contact Tiki Magazine.
Interested in selling Tiki Magazine at your retail space? Just click here to contact Tiki Magazine for info about wholesale rates.
Mahalo,
Tiki Magazine
www.tikimagazine.com
Monday, October 15, 2007
Don't Forget! Friday November 2: Tiki Island at the Bali Hai
Tiki Magazine presents ...
Tiki Island at the Bali Hai
Friday November 2, 2007
6pm-11pm
Tiki Island at the Bali Hai
Friday November 2, 2007
6pm-11pm
Bali Hai Restaurant
2230 Shelter Island Dr
San Diego, CA 92106
619 222 1181
Drink specials, dinner specials, limited edition show print by Derek Yaniger, Limited edition Tiki necklace by Crazy Al, limited edition Tiki mug by Tiki Farm, and (of course) art by ...
Randy Bain
Drink specials, dinner specials, limited edition show print by Derek Yaniger, Limited edition Tiki necklace by Crazy Al, limited edition Tiki mug by Tiki Farm, and (of course) art by ...
Randy Bain
Jonpaul Balak
Bosko
Crazy Al
Steve "Tiki Racer" Foote
Sam Gambino
Gecko
Eric "Gordo" Gordon
Doug Horne
Dennis Mathewson
Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker
Hassan "Headhunter" Patterson
Ken Ruzic
Thor
Tiki Ray
Von Franco
Derek Yaniger
Visit TikiMagazine.com and BaliHaiRestaurant.com for more info.
Gecko
Eric "Gordo" Gordon
Doug Horne
Dennis Mathewson
Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker
Hassan "Headhunter" Patterson
Ken Ruzic
Thor
Tiki Ray
Von Franco
Derek Yaniger
Visit TikiMagazine.com and BaliHaiRestaurant.com for more info.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
From the Editor (Summer 2007)
From the Editor
Summer 2007
Volume 3
Number 2
The Summer 2007 issue is dedicated to the living memory of :
Don Ho
Summer 2007
Volume 3
Number 2
The Summer 2007 issue is dedicated to the living memory of :
Don Ho
August 13, 1930 to April 14, 2007
Much has been written about the incomparable Don Ho, and many of our readers have very personal stories to share about how his songs and joie de vivre made them smile. Don Ho is a true Hawaiian legend. His family will carry on the Ho legacy through the Ohana Ho show in Waikiki. Don, we'll remember your music, smile and Aloha spirit.
Aloha,
We're excited to bring you the Tiki lowbrow art of Von Franco, this issue's featured artist. Tiki Farm's Holden Westland has this to say on writing the story: "There are so many layers of history that make up a guy who is the caliber and stature of Von Franco. I could easily have doubled or even tripled the content of the story. He's affected so many people in such a positive way and has got so many great little 'left and right turn' stories about his life. Franco's pretty bad ass, and I mean that in a good way."
Sven Kirsten offer his own take on Tiki Pioneer William Westenhaver and Witco. Not just an excerpt from Sven's new book Tiki Modern (Taschen), this is an orginal article on moderism, primitivism and Witco's role in the world of Tiki: "By the 1950s, not only abstract modernism, but also what inspired it, the art of 'primitive' peoples, become the new 'thing' to distinguish oneself as a cultured citizen of the modern world."
Our far-flung correspondents have traveled around the world to bring you the Tiki of the past, present and future. James Teitelbaum drove the highways and byways of New England, from Connecticut to Maine to the Canadian border. Chris Osburn reports on the old Trader Vic's in Havana, now called El Polinesio, and Kari Hendler ventured to Oahu one week after the passing of Don Ho. She met Ho's agent, Lou Robin, and gathered impressions from Shag, Holden Westland and others on whom Ho had a great impact.
Tiki revelers only had to wait eight months between Hukilaus. Jonpaul Balak and Chris Osburn were in Florida to soak it all up. Jonpaul also visited the new Jetsetter Lounge, "where your mid-century fantasy becomes reality."
We look forward to seeing you in San Diego on Friday November 2 at the Tiki Island art show at the Bali Hai. Come see new works by Derek Yaniger, Doug Horne, Thor, Gecko, Bosko, and many more.
Much has been written about the incomparable Don Ho, and many of our readers have very personal stories to share about how his songs and joie de vivre made them smile. Don Ho is a true Hawaiian legend. His family will carry on the Ho legacy through the Ohana Ho show in Waikiki. Don, we'll remember your music, smile and Aloha spirit.
Aloha,
We're excited to bring you the Tiki lowbrow art of Von Franco, this issue's featured artist. Tiki Farm's Holden Westland has this to say on writing the story: "There are so many layers of history that make up a guy who is the caliber and stature of Von Franco. I could easily have doubled or even tripled the content of the story. He's affected so many people in such a positive way and has got so many great little 'left and right turn' stories about his life. Franco's pretty bad ass, and I mean that in a good way."
Sven Kirsten offer his own take on Tiki Pioneer William Westenhaver and Witco. Not just an excerpt from Sven's new book Tiki Modern (Taschen), this is an orginal article on moderism, primitivism and Witco's role in the world of Tiki: "By the 1950s, not only abstract modernism, but also what inspired it, the art of 'primitive' peoples, become the new 'thing' to distinguish oneself as a cultured citizen of the modern world."
Our far-flung correspondents have traveled around the world to bring you the Tiki of the past, present and future. James Teitelbaum drove the highways and byways of New England, from Connecticut to Maine to the Canadian border. Chris Osburn reports on the old Trader Vic's in Havana, now called El Polinesio, and Kari Hendler ventured to Oahu one week after the passing of Don Ho. She met Ho's agent, Lou Robin, and gathered impressions from Shag, Holden Westland and others on whom Ho had a great impact.
Tiki revelers only had to wait eight months between Hukilaus. Jonpaul Balak and Chris Osburn were in Florida to soak it all up. Jonpaul also visited the new Jetsetter Lounge, "where your mid-century fantasy becomes reality."
We look forward to seeing you in San Diego on Friday November 2 at the Tiki Island art show at the Bali Hai. Come see new works by Derek Yaniger, Doug Horne, Thor, Gecko, Bosko, and many more.
Mahalo,
Nick Camara
Publisher/Editor
To subscribe, advertise, or to learn more about our magazine visit http://www.tikimagazine.com/.
Publisher/Editor
To subscribe, advertise, or to learn more about our magazine visit http://www.tikimagazine.com/.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Tiki Magazine presents Tiki Island at the Bali Hai
Tiki Magazine presents ...
Tiki Island at the Bali Hai
Friday November 2, 2007
6pm-11pm
Tiki Island at the Bali Hai
Friday November 2, 2007
6pm-11pm
Bali Hai Restaurant
2230 Shelter Island Dr
San Diego, CA 92106
619 222 1181
Drink specials, dinner specials, limited edition show print by Derek Yaniger, Limited edition Tiki necklace by Crazy Al, limited edition Tiki mug by Tiki Farm, and (of course) art by ...
Randy Bain
Drink specials, dinner specials, limited edition show print by Derek Yaniger, Limited edition Tiki necklace by Crazy Al, limited edition Tiki mug by Tiki Farm, and (of course) art by ...
Randy Bain
Jonpaul Balak
Bosko
Crazy Al
Steve "Tiki Racer" Foote
Sam Gambino
Gecko
Eric "Gordo" Gordon
Doug Horne
Dennis Mathewson
Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker
Hassan "Headhunter" Patterson
Ken Ruzic
Thor
Tiki Ray
Von Franco
Derek Yaniger
Visit TikiMagazine.com and BaliHaiRestaurant.com for more info.
Gecko
Eric "Gordo" Gordon
Doug Horne
Dennis Mathewson
Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker
Hassan "Headhunter" Patterson
Ken Ruzic
Thor
Tiki Ray
Von Franco
Derek Yaniger
Visit TikiMagazine.com and BaliHaiRestaurant.com for more info.
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