Valeri Beth Horn

Jun 26

Jun 26 LA Canvas Magazine - 'The Experience: Q+A with Magdalena Wosinska'

Magdalena Wosinska escaped from Poland and was listed as a “trader” by the age of nine. She received paid trips to Paris and Spain to shoot magazine covers at 17. She bought her own house in Los Angeles at 24. She played bass in a metal band and toured the world for eight years. She possesses a highly covetable resume of work, from shooting campaigns for companies like Urban Outfitters and Converse, editorials for Vogue, Spin and of course, LA CANVAS. For most individuals, this would take a lifetime to accomplish. For lifestyle photographer Wosinska, this was her reality all by the age of 32.

Jun 22

Jun 22 Electrify Magazine - 'In The Raw With Surrealist Photographer Duo Synchrodogs'

Valeri Spiwak

, Travel, Art

Natural, irrational and appealing are the methodical descriptors the photography duo known as Synchrodogs chose to characterize their work. Although untraditional in nature, these attributes prove iconic and true for all of their photos

Apr 7

Apr 7 Amadeus Magazine - 'Dreaming In Color: A Conversation With French Illustrator Lucas Beaufort'

Valeri Spiwak

Art, Travel

Many artists tribute their years of accumulated success and talent to their early adolescent exposure to the arts, claiming to have created masterpieces from the crib and learning how to paint before learning how to walk. For French illustrator Lucas Beaufort, it wasn’t until the age of 26 when he first picked up a brush, quit his day job of eight years, and pursued his newfound yet deeply rooted passion for creating.

Feb 15

Feb 15 Live Fast Magazine - Babe Talk: Anya Violet & Ashmore Ellis of Babes Ride Out

Valeri Spiwak

Travel

Women who ride motorcycles, what could be more badass than that? It is hard not to insinuate some sort of feminist agenda when picturing a group of women who ride their bikes out to the desert for an all-female camp out. However, the goal for this particular group of women is not to aggressively spread overbearing womanism, but rather to encourage women to ride motorcycles safely, for the right reasons and to provide a “really fun open environment for women to be more comfortable in the motorcycle community.”

Valeri Horn