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Author: Judith

I'm an artist, author, and musician with a love of all things creative. My "art journey" began in 2015 when I decided to learn to draw. I love learning new things! Life is always an adventure.

Art Quiz: The Answer is Jackson Pollock

I’m guessing that everyone answered this question correctly. We all know — and some of us love — the art … More

Abstract Expressionism, Convergence, Greyed Rainbow, Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, Ruth Kligman

Art Quiz: Question 28

I’ve been posting a lot about Impressionism and a bit about Fauvism. Now, today, let’s move on toward a more … More

Abstract Expression, Art Quiz

Redefining Art – Part 2

CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY — Read “Redefining Art – Part 1” here.Truly I have been hesitant in sharing these thoughts about … More

Boldness in art, colors, Fauvism, Green Stripe, Henri Matisse, Woman with Hat

Redefining Art — Part 1

When I set out earlier this year with the idea of EXPLORATION to guide me — this was the word … More

Henri Matisse, Line Drawings, Sketches, What is art?

“One of the True Painters…”

Over the last two days, I’ve shown two “quick landscape studies”, both inspired by Camille Pissarro. While the first was … More

Art Critics, Camille Pissarro, Impressionism, Paris Salon

This Isn’t Who I Am

3333333333333333333333333333333333333 — see NOTES below. Today I’m sharing another quick oil painting study, once again following Camille Pissarro’s advice to … More

Being Who We Are, Camille Pissarro, Cool hues

Following Pissarro’s Advice

Yesterday as part of the “Art Quiz” feature on Impressionism, I shared a quote from Camille Pissarro in which he … More

Autumn Scene, Camille Pissarro, Impressionism, Tennessee

Art Quiz: The Answer is Impressionism

You knew this one, of course. Being both a musician and now an artist, I’m quite familiar with impressionism. I’ve … More

August Renoir, Berthe Morisot, Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, Debussy, Delius, Edgar Degas, Impressionism in art, Impressionism in music, Mary Cassatt, Ravel, Respighi, Reverie, Scriabin

Art Quiz: Question 27

Today’s question was an easy one for me… probably for you, as well. Question: Which art movement, first in painting and … More

Art History, Art Quiz

Dit Is Jouw Slaaptijd

I love languages, and you might remember that I’ve been learning Dutch. As part of my studies, I often listen … More

Loes van Dokkum, meditation, Rembrandt, Saskia Asleep, Watercolor

Have Gun, Will Travel

I’m old, you know… so old that I remember a lot of old television shows, especially old Westerns. Growing up … More

Fall Foliage, Lewisburg, Tennessee, Traveling

Color Me Happy

Today I’m sharing a work of art — a term I use very loosely.  It’s an abstract watercolor, and I … More

Blue, Delftware, Happy art

Art Quiz: The Answer is Chinso

I knew nothing of Chinso, so here’s what I found from Encyclopedia Britannica: Chinsō, also spelled Chinzō, in Japanese art, is a … More

Art Quiz: Question 26

This was a difficult question for me. I was able to eliminate a couple of the possible answers which still … More

Portraiture, Zen Buddhism

Am I Really an Artist?

I’ll cut right to the chase here. Yes, I am an artist. I might not be a very good artist, … More

attitude, being an artist, creativity, Drawing, galleries

A Pride of Lions

Drawing animals has always been difficult for me. When I first began learning to draw — back in 2015 — … More

Eugene Delacroix, Jardin des Plantes, Keys to Drawing, Quick sketches, Studies of Lions

Spook Lights

Growing up, I was exposed to a bit of supernatural lore. My mother was the curious sort, more or less … More

Color mixing, November landscape, Secondary Colors, Seneca Spook Light, Sgraffito

Death and Suffering

In the midst of all my colorful studies with oil paints and watercolors, I’m looking today at a few very … More

Kathe Kollwitz

Pop Go the Pigments

Remember how it was back in high school when you’d come to class and the teacher would “pop” a quiz … More

Color mixing, Color Temperatures, Color Theory, Gamblin

Art Quiz: The Answer is 1809

Answering this quiz question would have been a lot easier for me if I’d known anything about the Nazarene movement … More

19th Century Art, Nazarenes, Peter von Cornelius

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