Studio Stories

Studio Stories

Why my original paintings are becoming more valuable in the age of AI

By |2025-12-29T16:31:57+01:00December 29th, 2025|Art, Artist Life, Studio Stories|

I have been working as a full-time artist for over ten years. Day after day, I am in my studio, working with paint, chalk, and my hands. I paint women, faces, gazes, postures, not because they need to be beautiful, but because they carry something. Strength, softness, distance, desire. Often all at once. My work is created slowly. Layer upon layer. Sometimes with certainty, sometimes through doubt. I use my hands to feel where a painting wants to go, where it resists, where it opens up. The process is physical. Tactile. Unrepeatable. Recently, I have been working intensively with AI. [...]

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From Paint to Presence – a.i. and art

By |2025-12-28T16:56:09+01:00December 28th, 2025|Art, Artist Life, Studio Stories|

On translating my paintings into hyperrealistic portraits through AI Creativity has never been static. Throughout art history, every new medium, oil paint, photography, film, digital tools, has challenged artists to redefine authorship, originality, and intent. Artificial intelligence is simply the next threshold. In my practice, painting always comes first. Each portrait begins as a hand-painted work: layered, intuitive, emotional. My muses are not representations of existing people, but imagined presences — women shaped by atmosphere, elegance, strength, and inner life. They exist first on paper or canvas, through brushstrokes, color, and abstraction. Recently, I began exploring what happens when these painted muses [...]

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Introducing My Collector Payment Plan: A New, Effortless Way to Bring Art Into Your Life

By |2025-12-08T17:13:37+01:00December 8th, 2025|Art, Collectors’ Chronicles, Studio Stories|

As an artist, I have always believed that art should meet people where they are, not just emotionally, but practically. Over the years I have spoken with countless collectors who felt deeply drawn to a work, who knew exactly which piece belonged with them, yet hesitated because the timing wasn’t ideal. Not the desire, not the connection, simply the timing. And that is exactly why I created something new! Today, I’m introducing my Collector Payment Plan: a refined, effortless way to acquire an original artwork and bring it into your home immediately, while paying in monthly steps. It is elegant. [...]

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Soft Power: The Story Behind My Velvet Artworks

By |2025-07-15T23:30:27+02:00July 15th, 2025|Art, Artist Life, Studio Stories|

There’s something magical about velvet. The way it absorbs light, the way it softens sound, and the way it evokes intimacy without ever shouting for attention, it’s a material that has fascinated me for years. So when the idea came to translate my art onto velvet, I knew it had to be done with care, elegance, and the right intention. I’m so proud to finally introduce the Velvet Art Edition; a new expression of my signature muses, printed on tactile, luxurious velvet and framed in clean, timeless profiles.It’s not just a different material, it’s a different atmosphere. Velvet adds [...]

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From Canvas to Closet; A personal leap into artful living!

By |2025-07-03T12:16:19+02:00July 3rd, 2025|Art, Artist Life, Studio Stories|

For those of you who’ve followed my journey, you know that I’ve always seen art as more than something to hang on the wall. My work is about presence, feeling, expression, it’s about becoming who you are. I’m Wendy Buiter: visual artist, jewelry designer, and founder of a growing world in which elegance, feminine strength, and soulful beauty are central. I create for women who are both powerful and soft. Women who love refinement, depth, storytelling, and who want to surround themselves with things that speak to the soul. Over the past years, I’ve sold hundreds of limited edition [...]

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The Fabergé Brooch: A Jewel Reborn in Contemporary Art

By |2025-06-24T17:52:36+02:00June 24th, 2025|Art, Artist Life, Masterpiece Spotlight, Studio Stories|

Some artworks begin with a spark, a memory, a detail, a glimpse of something unforgettable. Fabergé Brooch was born from one such spark. Years ago, I visited a breathtaking exhibition at the Hermitage Amsterdam, dedicated to the treasures of the Russian Tsarinas. The gowns, the jewels, the sheer opulence, it was a world apart. I took it all in slowly, carefully. Among the many pieces, one brooch captivated me. A Fabergé design, rich in detail and story. I remember taking a photo of it behind the glass, its gemstones catching the light, its form delicate yet powerful. I didn’t [...]

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