Brewery Art Walk and Jonesie Cake!

I will have new JC designs for sale at the Art walk!

Saturday11:00 AM- 6:00 PM:

Check out Jonesie Cake

1984 North Main Street #202,

tallest building in the complex facing main street

WHAT IS THE BREWERY ART WALK?

The Brewery ArtWalk is a twice annual open studio weekend at the worlds largest art complex. With over 100 participating resident artists, you will have the opportunity to see new works, discover new favorites, speak with the artists and purchase artwork directly from the artists at studio prices.

The ArtWalk takes place October 24th and 25th, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Admission is free and so is parking.

WHAT IS THE BREWERY ART COLONY?

The Brewery Art Colony consists of three hundred twenty artist lofts converted from the former Pabst Blue Ribbon Brewery. Zoned for live/work, the lofts house hundreds of artists working in dozens of media - from painting, sculpture and photography to industrial design, architecture and experimental new media. The Art Walk offers visitors a unique chance to walk door to door to visit artists in their work spaces.

DIRECTIONS TO BREWERYDirections to Angie's loft...

Wear comfortable shoes.

The Brewery is a 22-building complex on 23 acres and comprises a variety of structures,some dating back to 1888. Food and drinks are available on site, so make a day of it!!!

Bernie Dexter, Baby Girl Boutique and Jonesie Cake!

Bernie Dexter (our official Jonesie Cake Model) was featured on yet another Bridgeport Brewery Stumptown Tart bottle!! Feast your peepers on the Stumptown Tart Party in the video below from Baby Girl Boutique!

And she is wearing the Jonesie Cake
Mikaela Cherries Clip!

Where can I get the dress that's on the label you ask? Why, that's a "Lookie Lookie, Here Comes Cookie!" 1950's Satin Halter Swing Dress in Victoria Red and you can only get it at Baby Girl Boutique who also carries the Jonesie Cake Line!

Now go get your shop on!

LA Fashion Week to be in Little Tokyo

Louis Verdad Design

Completing the trifecta of events seeking to fill the Smashbox void, details for Downtown LA Fashion Week have finally been announced. On Thursday, March 19, event organizer Leanna Lewis has teamed up with Decades' Cameron Silver to present a 20th century vintage fashion show at MOCA's Geffen Contemporary space in Little Tokyo. Tickets to the show and afterparty, ranging in price from $50-200, will be on sale to the general public, and an official press release infers that proceeds will benefit the troubled MOCA.

During the same evening, the group has also chosen to honor local designer Louis Verdad. His sumptuous 'Louver Collection' will be showcased installation-style alongside photography by August Bradley and a film by Robertino Fonseca, both of which pay homage to the designer and his work.

Although the name 'Downtown LA Fashion Evening' might seem more appropriate, the group, which refers to itself as "an environmental and cultural collaborative of fashion, art and music," has stated that it plans to expand its scope in the fall. We've heard that one before, but it seems like as promising a start as any.

From Racked LA...

Valentine’s Burlesque Sessions with Jonesie Cake clips!!

Glamorama Studio is have a free photo session next week with a Burlesque theme in Culver City!

Jonesie Cake will sponsor the session by providing a beautiful selection of the hair accessories for models to choose from for the shoot!

..It's a Burlesque ,Cabaret ambience..
2 hours ( With NO MUA/HAIR ),
3 hight resolution Photographs /
48h delivery..
Book it now
Bring your wishes,corsets,Frou-frou...!
You need to be ready make-up,Hair and nails...
3 Slots/ per day are available

Monday January 12th to Friday January 16th!!! 11am.1pm.3pm...
Monday 12 ,11am,1pm,3pm
Tuesday 13,(10am booked Janine),(1pm booked Nicolette),3pm
Wednesday 14,11am,1pm,3pm
Thursday 15,11am,(1pm booked Kristee Lane),(3pm booked Adria Lang)
Friday 16 ,11am ,(1pm booked)Chalisse,(3pm booked)Christine Fury
Please to reserve your session
** contact Mila at milareynaud@milareynaud.com
Spread the word!!!

Kay Nielsen

Kay Nielsen

Inspiration for my Halloween costume this year.

Abbot Kinney Festival - 2008

my best friend Lisa, ready to help me sell...

Cristina Sasso

Katie Houlbrook

The motely crew of my friends hiding
in the back of the booth...making noise.

Diana Stadlen

Stacy Buckley

The festival was fantastic! The day started out very overcast, but the sun crept out later in the afternoon to smile on us all. Thanks to everyone for coming out and to Lisa, Samir, Scott, David, Danielle, Max, Tram, Ron and Maya...thanks for being there!

I carried parasols this year, which were a big hit! I am going to get a collection of them on the website very soon, since I see that everyone needs a parasol! Especially in the California Sun! The sun is the enemy! Protect your skin with a beautiful parasol and look fetching at the same time! I just love the blue ones.


I also made some headbands and headwraps that flew off the table within hours. these are not on the website yet...but, I hope to have a big selection up and ready by next week, so please check back at jonesiecake.com

All of the pix here are also in the customer gallery on the website.

A few of my customers are performers, artists, chefs, etc. and have a website of some kind to promote, so I put a link with their picture. Check them out!

P.S. My camera was on some weird setting to focus on what is in the background more than the foreground, so I apologize the pix are not as clear as I would like them to be. Note to self: Check camera settings out before snapping away!

P.S.S. Yes, there was a shooting and it was gang-related. Iit happened after everyone had pretty much left. We are all fine.

When you have over 200,000 people concentrated in a small area and a "hold out gang house" on the street filled with gang members drinking their 40's in the front yard, something is bound to happen. I feel very safe in Venice. There are other elements in the neighborhood, but that is what happens when you live in a city and what makes Venice interesting.

Turns out I knew Adam Pacheco, the young guy who was shot on Sunday. He never struck me as a gang member type, but he was the doorman at our favorite local hangout - The Other Room. He knew me by face and it is very, very sad he is gone now. He always had a smile on his face when I came to the door.