Juicy Temples / Shoot Studio

Drew White’s “Airborne, Grounded and a Polar Bear”

klaus — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:11:16 +0000

Rex Thomas wrote a thorough review of the show in the Orlando Weekly.

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Continuing our efforts to support and promote the Arts, we are hosting a gallery opening for longtime friend, Drew White. We’ve known Drew mostly through his amazing work as an art director on film and television sets (Drew was the one responsible for thinking up and building the set of Haxan Film’s “Altered” which also became the framework for the Film’s Website that we created here at Juicy Temples). Anyway, he also has an incredible talent for painting and his “Bunny” series (sometimes dark and moody and sometimes lighthearted) have been very popular in past shows, with most of the works no hanging in the homes of our friends in the Central Florida area.

This time around, Drew promises to add a few surprises (like, perhaps this “Polar Bear” from the show title will take shape in one of the new paintings?). Nevertheless, the works are a delight as they work to bring out the inner child in all of us.

Come celebrate the show opening with us on Friday, December 4th at 7:00PM.
We’ll have snacks and drinks (until they run out). We look forward to seeing you!

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Chocolate Provocateur/Go Cat Go Burlesque

admin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 16:14:11 +0000

We opened the studio up for an event put together by Patrick Kahn: A one-night event to feature the Chocolate-making of our friend, Ella Kapul and the awesomeness that is the Go Cat Go Burlesque. Lexi Katt and Minnie Vicious were amazing and SO many cool people. . .and the pinups. . .wow. just wow!
So many familiar faces from our previous few events. Beautiful and well-dressed people, including a huge group of longtime friends (can we say old-school scenesters?) like Nadeem, Anna, Jeff[ee], Sonnenberg, who took time out from their Audubon Park house party (Toni could well be the worlds’ greatest hostess) to stop in. Mike Bales, whom many of us remember from way back in the day as the singer from Love Gods in Leisure Suits showed up looking sharp and we got some great snaps of him hamming it up like the rest of us.
There were SO many cameras out! Can’t wait to see what everybody else posts. Here are some of the shots that Eric took—incredible as usual.

Eric Sutton

admin — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 04:36:20 +0000

Chocolate Provocateur

admin — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 04:21:23 +0000

On Saturday, Nov 7th, we’ll be hosting a special evening for chocolate lovers. The main reason you’ll want to be here is to taste the truffles, pastries and enjoy the chocolate fountain provided by Ella, the Chocolate Provocateur.

CHOCOLATE PROVOCATEUR NIGHT
at Juicy Temple/Shoot Studio
1807 E Winter Park Road

Time: 8 – 11 pm

What you can expect:
Show
- Burlesque act starting at 9 pm.
Go Cat Go Burlesque featuring Lexxi Cat
- French maids (why not?)

Glamour Photography by Eric Sutton

Food Drinks
- Truffles /pastries and Chocolate Fountain prepared by Ella Kapul (Chocolate Provocateur)
- Complementary Champagne

Music Provided by Frenchy

Show produced by Patrick Kahn & The Switch Production

Cover
$10. Free for women dressed as pinups!!

November 13th, 2009

admin — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 14:30:31 +0000

The following appointment times are available:
~~5:00pm~~ | ~~5:15pm~~ | 5:30pm | ~~5:45pm~~ | 6:00pm | ~~6:15pm~~ | ~~6:30pm~~ | 6:45pm | 7:00pm | 7:15pm

With a complimentary glass of wine in-hand, you’ll be treated to a 15-minute hair styling session with one of the amazing stylists from Matthew Michaels (AVEDA) salon.
Today’s session also features makeup (yes, even you fellahs may need a little touch-up!) with Michelle Sebastian. Michelle has worked with hundreds of beautiful people both here in the States and in Europe and she has worked as a makeup artist for a long list stars and playmates, including Anna Nicole Smith!

» Click here to reserve your headshot for Nov.13th!

We’re in Orlando’s Park Press!

admin — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 19:31:55 +0000

The studio was written-up in the local, Baldwin Park-based paper, “The Park Press”. Here’s how they describe the studio:
Juicy Temples/Shoot has recently opened at 1807 E Winter Park Road, near Corrine Drive. The business is a dual-purpose studio combining branding and interactive design with fashion photography. Juicy Temples, owned by Creative Director, Klaus Heesch, has been in Orlando in the field of advertising and marketing for the past 13 years and Eric Sutton Photography represents 20 years of creative image-making. The two will be key players in hosting upcoming social events in the Audubon Park Garden District.

Zombietoberfest

admin — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 19:36:48 +0000

We opened the studio up for the Audubon Park Garden District’s 1st Annual ZombieToberFest. We had two makeup artists who, for a small fee, would paint some awesome effects onto those willing to join the undead for the night! Eric took some awesome photos as you can see here.

Orlando Brewery sponsored the event and many zombified peeps were delighted we had a keg of their Red Ale. Across the street, Stardust Video and Coffee offered some spooky beer, and Park Ave Cd’s filled the parking lot with live music. Kat Quast, who heads the Audubon Park Garden Districts efforts, gave out prizes to the best zombies…they’ll be announcing winners on their site.

Disclaimer: no people were actually hurt in the making of this event.

C’est Si Bon

admin — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 19:35:45 +0000

The ACTUAL Bastille Day was on July 14th, which is the day Parisians stormed the Bastille prison in defiance of a certain French king. . .That said, on July 31st, we celebrated Bastille Day and general French-ness here at the studio, along with our fiends and neighbors as part of the Audubon Park Garden District’s celebration. For our part, we projected French-made films onto the walls and we dressed up the conference room as an apartment of sorts…complete with a beautiful “resident” and our guests were encouraged to “peep” at her through the curtains. Very voyeuristic. Very fun. We also had chocolate martinis which didn’t exactly get anyone tipsy, so we wrapped the evening with real booze at the almost-French Stardust Video and Coffee.
We’ll post some pics of the event here when we get around to it:)

“Migration 4″ by Doug Rhodehamel

admin — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:32:55 +0000

On July 2nd, we hosted a gallery opening for one of Orlando’s favorite sons—Doug Rhodehamel (he’s the one responsible for the random paper-bag mushroom clusters that used to mysteriously show up on downtown lawns every once in a while). Doug spent countless hours shaping matchbook covers in to tiny little “hammerhead cows” for his “Migration 4″ installation and we also hung his adorable “Foster Cow” painting series that he had done some years ago. It was an awesome excuse to pile a bunch of people into the studio. And what fun! Keeping with a cowboy theme, we served beans and weenies and beef jerkey (ew!)…and indulged in a little whiskey-drinking (not to mention the vodka/lemonade straight out of an igloo cooler)

Doug sold 24 of his 30 paintings, so safe to say that there are handful of happy homes with colorful cows hanging on their walls. Thanks to all of you who came out! If you’d like to find out more about Doug and his art, visit his website and surf through the archives.