For anyone going to the event at the end of this month, please look out for Geri Roper at the Poor Cat Design booth as she has been kind enough to help promote my paintings and is going to hang a few of my works in her space! The jewelry is amazing, and her space will be filled with great finds….something for everyone!
Paintings at the Hampton Classic
Dinnerware to be LAUNCHED Oct 2011
The new Dinnerware Collections will be availble online to order, or else you can email us to find the closest dealer to you
2011 VNA Show House
http://www.statelyhomesbythesea.com/showhouse.asp
I am happy to annouce my paintings are part of the show house in Red Bank NJ, please click the link above to view the website and for more information.
ink. now representing Penelope Deyhle
Contact Shayne, ink.papery@gmail.com for more information
New Watercolors
Watercolor, can be used for platter or stationary
Penelope Hopes New Blog!
Looking forward to posting new information on a weekly basis! Photos of paintings in progress, road trips and my search for a new studio will all be kept up to date here on my blog!
Thank you to everyone for your support!
Welcome
Penelope Hope Deyhle was born on March 20, 1979 in London and grew up between the United States and the United Kingdom. While a child living in Rumson, New Jersey she started her passion for the arts and followed it through to her adulthood. By the age of seventeen it was clear Deyhle would follow her painting into college years.
Deyhle began her formal training at the prestigious Central Saint Martins in London (1997 – 1998) and after completing her Foundation Year, she pursued her Bachelors of Fine Arts at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan (1999 – 2003). While studying, Deyhle started showing her works and seeking gallery representation. In addition to painting, she worked in museums and gained access to intern with artists from the Cedros Design District in Solona Beach, California. Deyhle also worked briefly with the Bush-Holley House in Greenwich, Connecticut which exposed her to the Impressionist Arts Colony’s collection of works. The benefit of working with galleries in Manhattan, New Jersey and California gained Deyhle the ability to meet established artists and grasp an understanding of how mature painters worked. This helped to launch her paintings into the galleries she works with today.
After completing courses with Yale and now pursuing classes in Manhattan with the Art Students League, Deyhle currently lives in New Jersey and is a full time painter.