When I first began painting and I had been told that correct edgework was something that could make or break a painting, I would have had no idea what that meant. Today after a few years of painting I believe that to be true. As Mr. ... Read More...
Dedicated to the Preservation of Representational Art
Snapshot of the Author
A native Texan, Judy pursued a career in painting after a move to Houston about 20 years ago. Her goal is to create work that shows the beauty of the everyday world the way she sees it rather than creating a photo reproduction. She’s been included in and featured in several publications such as International Artist, Southwest Art, American Art Collector, and the Houston Chronicle. She works from life in her studio or plein air near her home outside of Ft. Worth Texas. She is a master signature member of American Women Artists.
Subscribe via E-mail
Featured
Search OPA Blog
GUEST BLOGGER SCHEDULE
Feb 11: "Liberating Principles" by Megan A. Lewis
Feb 18: "Boats Should Look Like They Will Float" by Poppy Balser
Feb 25: "Painting Practice on Family Members: Annoying For Them, Fun For Us!" by Barbara Berry
Mar 4: "Who Do You Paint For Anyway?" by Dianna Anderson
To read author biographies, learn about past bloggers or submit an article for review, visit the OPA Guest Bloggers page.