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I RAISED THE BAR

Posted on June 21, 2014 by Judy

Over the past week I began working on a new illustration assignment. Continue reading →

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I also decided to show my watercolors to publishers of fine art prints and posters. I went to see a publisher in Los Angeles. He seemed very interested in one of my paintings. It was a watercolor painting of a medley of seashells. Continue reading →

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ILLUSTRATING MY LIFE LESSONS THROUGH ART

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Judy

If all colors are brilliant, nothing stands out. The brilliance is only possible through having the depth and richness of colors that have been mixed into subtle, dull variations. The same thing applies to contrast. The brilliance is only possible through having the depth and richness of darks and lights!

In life, we cannot have everything purely colorful or purely bright either. It is the contrast and the dullness that allows for appreciation of sparkling beauty; it allows for it to be emphasized!
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