Judy’s images emanate from her imagination and creative genius. She has a penchant for choosing subjects, gathering materials, and turning them into images that “Say Something.” In her image “The Urchin,” Judy shows a tenuous boy beset by poverty, possibly homeless, and with little hope for a promising futu… Read more

Judy’s images emanate from her imagination and creative genius. She has a penchant for choosing subjects, gathering materials, and turning them into images that “Say Something.” In her image “The Urchin,” Judy shows a tenuous boy beset by poverty, possibly homeless, and with little hope for a promising future. With this image, she underscores that Poverty Is Indeed A Handicap. A beautiful and determined lady peers through broken glass fragments in Judy’s “Shards of Beauty.” She has broken through the invisible glass barrier, that hinders, hampers, and impedes. A perfume bottle sets in the foreground on this side of the shattered glass barrier awaiting the lady to pass through and apply its contents with the promise of a fresh fragrant future filled with aroma and spice. Judy filled her image “Patriotism” with symbolic expressions. A sphere sets in the background representing wholeness. Running across the top are four evenly spaced flags. Along each side, a bald eagle’s talons grips the United States flag’s staff holding it up for all to see reminding us that we are indeed a “City On A Hill.” Celebrating Independence Day, this image denotes balance, harmony, symmetry, and wholeness. In “Purple Sea Goddess and Her Jewels,” Judy has captured the spirit of the image perfectly. This epicurean lady is totally immersed in her jewels. The color purple – the color of royalty – that permeates this image is completely fitting. As the song from the old movie “The Sound of Music” goes, “Nothing comes from nothing, nothing ever could;” this lady is well cared-for. In “Silver Beauty,” Judy reveals a dichotomy of mindset. This beautiful voluptuous lady is mysterious yet open, subtle yet bold, cool yet warm, and reserved yet exuberant. Frequently, this type of person is a “Gold Mine:” the better you know them the richer the experience! Insight, copiousness, and opulence describe Judy’s images. She truly has extraordinary creative capabilities.

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