Lisa Frances Judd Art Prints

Lisa Frances Judd is an experienced artist from Australia whose gorgeous vibrantly colourful artworks have been featured in solo and group shows internationally. Creating since she was a child, she developed her bold painting practice through floral and landscape works in vibrant colour palettes. Her work is full of surprising geometric patterns and evokes positivity and light through a fun and whimsical approach.

ARTIST STATEMENT

I paint (and sculpt) a variety of subject matter; mostly Nature Art. My style is uniquely my own – abstract/semi-abstract, fun and playful. I love vibrant colours and textures and impasto.

When I paint I am painting joy on canvas. My aim is to transfer that personal joy I feel to you the viewer. My paintings are about uplifting your spirit above the mundane of everyday life.
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My current focus is on my Big Bold Bloom Series, my Wild Flower Series and my Mountain Series.

Biography: I live and work from my home Art Studio in Wimalee NSW, Australia. From the moment I could hold a crayon I have been drawing and painting. I am completely self-taught and have developed my own distinctive style over many years based on my passion for nature, colour, pattern, texture and my own vivid imagination.

My full-time art career started later in life after many decades working in the corporate world. Unexpected back surgery in 2009 forced me to stop work for an extended period. While recovering, I was utterly bored and started to draw and paint again. My passion for art re-ignited and again became an essential part of my life.

Although I did resume corporate work again for a while, in 2011 my life completely fell apart. My wonderful Husband had a breakdown from work stress and months later my only Son was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer (Glioblastoma Multiforme stage 4). The ONLY thing I did when I was not caring for my son James was draw and paint. Art became my emotional and mental therapy during a time I thought I was losing my mind from grief and depression. When my outer world was grey and sad, a canvas and colourful paint could let me find my inner joy again. Art literally saved me and led me to my art career. Against all odds and medical expectations, my son James is still alive in 2020 and although post-treatment seizure issues need managing, cancer has not re-occurred. I now call him Miracle Man.

I am blessed that many of my original paintings and prints grace Art Collections, Homes and Offices around the world. I have also achieved considerable commercial success with Art Licenses with Australian and U.S. companies.