Laurie Teter grew up with an early childhood passion for art. She paints from her studio in the foothills of Colorado and enjoys spending time outdoors. She is inspired by the old masters of impressionism and applies a keen eye for composition, light and shadow in a loose painterly style. She has studied under contemporary masters such as Don Sahli, Pem Dunn, Quang Ho and Robert Spooner. Laurie’s early career in restaurant management fostered a love for food and wine and today she enjoys depicting a variety of these subjects in her colorful and classical still life paintings. “I enjoy taking my love and “palette” for food and wine to light, shadow and color translations in my still life representations”.

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Laurie exhibits her work at a variety of locations and is a member of Evergreen Artists Association, American Impressionists Society, Art Students League of Denver, Denver Art Museum, and former board seat and present member of Center for the Arts Evergreen.

 

She is currently accepting commissions for private collections, wine cellars, and custom designs.