Judy Mudd

Yellow Houses, Original Painting

2024

Artist Comments
Yellow houses bask in the soft light of spring, their warm tones contrasting with the cool shades of trees and shadows on the ground. A lone figure walks along the quiet street, and power lines crisscross the sky, adding a hint of life to the scene. The artwork is part of artist Judy Mudd's Cityscape series.

About the Artist
Artist Judy Mudd paints vibrant watercolor scenes, often depicting barns and the countryside. "It's more than just painting a subject; it's about expressing a feeling," says Judy. Her chosen medium presents a challenge with its spontaneous movement, use of gravity, and drying stages, which she finds both fascinating and thrilling. Judy enjoys incorporating mystery and detail into her compositions, striving not to reveal everything and allowing the viewer to interpret her works. Raised in an artistic family, Judy learned drawing from her mother, shaping her lifelong passion for the craft. Her family tradition of artistry traces back to 1619 through her ancestor, Otto Marseus van Schrieck, a renowned oil painter in Amsterdam. Judy's creative process begins with gathering reference material during excursions, where she sketches and photographs various scenes. She operates from her primary studio in the spacious basement of her home, along with a mobile setup for outdoor or classroom sessions. Beyond her practice, Judy conducts painting workshops and classes, watches sports, and enjoys dining out with her family.

Words that describe this painting: street, facade, house, spring, sunny, sunlight, shadow, trees, road, season, home, paper, architecture, impressionism, watercolor painting, grey

Yellow Houses
Judy Mudd
Watercolor painting on paper
Ready to frame
One-of-a-kind
Signed on front and back
2024
14 in. h x 14 in. w
0 lbs. 8 oz.