


"Often I'm inspired by an actual landscape," says Judy. "But I don't paint it on the spot. I'll take that image with me and later--sometimes much later--what comes out is reliant on those memories. I may start with a shape or a path but that disappears pretty fast."
What's left are ethereal atmospheric paintings of color.
FROM TOP: Atmosphere #3, The Sea #9, The Sea #7.


Several trips to Paris inspired works such as Paris Evening and Paris Light #2 (above) and L'Orangerie (below), a painting that completely captures my own experience in that museum. "The light there is so different. The layers of history, the architecture," Judy tells me. Yes, of course, I nod in agreement. Then she adds, "Architecture is not just shape but color." So true! And yet I'd never really thought of it like that before. This is the wonderful thing about talking to artists. They make you view the world in an entirely new way.


For more information on her work, email Judy Fowler at judy@nightorbs.com
or visit www.judyfowlerartist.com.

Judy is a founding member of the Media Arts Council, a group that supports local artists with events and an artist registry. For more info go to www.mediaartscouncil.org.
"Wedding" above and all other images courtesy Judy Fowler.Source URL: https://thesoap-box.blogspot.com/2009/04/online-art-show-judy-fowler.html
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