At the Hawaii Watercolor Society Open Show with two of my paintings: The Starry Unknown and Moonchild.
About Judy Aveiro
Artist Statement
“The supreme question about a work of art is, out of how deep a vision of life does it spring?” -James Joyce “Ulysses”
There is wonder and mystery in all of us. Judy Aveiro’s art connects to that inner spark.
Her line work vibrates off the page. Her inspired design and dynamic color bring inanimate objects to life while living beings reveal the hidden pulse within.
Judy is all about expressing more - more beauty and more joy. She invites you into her world of childlike magic, which is a place of grace and balance.
Judy is drawn to batik art for its challenge and surprise. For her, the process mirrors life: There are no promises of success, and no mistakes, but there are many choices. Each choice offers new platforms for creative expansion and self-satisfaction.
Judy in a Nutshell:
Born and raised in Sacramento, CA, Judy Aveiro is a self-created, multi-medium artist. She began with finger paints, mud pies, and doll clothes.
In high school and college, she studied fashion design and art.
Judy was drawn by the magic pull of Hawaii fresh out of college.
She is still there and loving it.
Moving from fashioning her own clothes to professional design and construction, she embraced a wide range from bridal couture to Halloween costumes.
While zigging into dance and zagging into professional pastry baking, Judy built her fitness, yoga, and massage businesses.
Her paintings have shown in numerous exhibits, including the Haleiwa Art Gallery on Oahu.
She is a member of the Hawaii Watercolor Society.
Currently, Judy is creating her own unique batik method using rice paper with mixed media.
Relaxing with friends Gassho, Poody, and Beanie
Judy was unhappy with her early work.
