My aunt, Valri Peyser, is doing Open Studios this weekend. You can see her work on her website, http://www.valpeyser.com/. She has work that includes fabulous paintings with marvalous colors.
She also has a line of painted wine bottles, with patterns, faces, and wonderful colors.
So go check out Valri Peyser this weekend for Open Studios! You might see me there :D.
My aunt Valri Peyser is an amazing artist and she is going to be a part of this next up in-coming Open Studios in October. I got to photograph some of her most recent projects she is working on that will be a part of the open studios show like these amazing decorated wine bottles.
The bottles are really amazing, each with its own personality and flare that is unique in itself. The front portrays a person ranging from a head shot to a half body portrait and the back is a beautiful pattern like flowers, stripes, dots, swirls, or any other design you can think of.
Her beautiful wine bottles won’t be the only art on display, her paintings will also be there for Open Studios.
Bright, colorful, fun, and artfully crafted, I can’t wait to see what else she will have come the date of the Open Studios in October.
To contact my aunt about her work, see her website: http://www.valpeyser.com/ So come check out her open studio this year, you may even see me 😀
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I am an avid art lover and these are my two newest additions to my room. The first picture is the first original piece of artwork that I have ever bought on my own. I got it at Bruce Telopa’s show last night at the Dead Cow Gallery. The other is a gorgeous painting my aunt did and gave to me called Wolf Whistle. However now I have to rearrange my walls. Which means taking ever bit of work up on my walls (which is way to much stuff) and trying to figure out how to put the pieces back together.
That doesn’t matter, I am just ridiculously happy about my art. I can’t wait to see what they will look like up on my walls.