About Victoria
Victoria Peloubet, a Fort Worth-based artist, channels her fond memories of growing up in a small west Texas town to her vibrantly colored canvases. Her work, deeply rooted in American cultural motifs, injects her personal vision through the loose brushstrokes and whimsically detailed backgrounds echoing mid-century Americana. Committed to using her artistic talents to inspire and uplift, her creations evoke a sense of wonder and joyful discovery, inviting the viewers to connect with the inherent beauty in the everyday.
Drawing from the Pop Art legacy of Wayne Thiebaud and Chuck Close and the vibrant portraiture of Hope Gangloff and Bisa Butler, Peloubet’s work is a testament to bold colors, playful compositions and the celebration of life’s special moments.
A graduate of Texas Christian University’s studio art program, Peloubet brings a foundation of artistic principles to her practice. Her command of color theory and composition is evident in the lively palettes and dynamic arrangements that characterize her paintings. Following a career in advertising and graphic design, Peloubet dedicated a significant portion of her career to teaching high school art in the Birdville and Fort Worth public school systems. Now fully dedicated to her own artistic journey, she has exhibited her work across fine art galleries and institutions in Texas and Louisiana.
Act II
I am thrilled to embark on this creative journey as part of my second act in life. Together with my dear friend, Sharon McCall, we form the dynamic duo known as "Act II." With a shared passion for art and an unbreakable bond, we have set out to make our mark in the art world.
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“Sharon McCall of Plano and Victoria Peloubet of Fort Worth will exhibit their eclectic works of art at the ArtCentre of Plano's upcoming exhibition set to open on May 6, 2023. The two artists, connected by a shared grandchild, have extensive experience in the arts and have now been recognized by the Alan Barnes Fine Art Gallery in Dallas in 2022. You will find a varied and collectible exhibition filled with whimsy, decorative art, and exquisite detail.”
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Victoria Peloubet and Sharon McCall’s collaborative piece, Flower Child, is featured in Local Profile Magazine as part of the publication’s “Sisters In Art” spotlight. The artwork was selected as the front cover for the March/April issue, highlighting the artists’ creative partnership and the powerful story behind their work.
“Sisters In Art” reflects an unexpected sisterhood forged through loss and illness, and shaped through pattern, process, and paint—an artistic bond that continues to inspire meaningful, expressive creations like Flower Child. Local Profile, a magazine serving the Collin County community, celebrates the artists and the connection that fuels their work.