Jude Rudder
Painting in watercolor isn't a talent.  It's a form of art I have been learning over years of continual practice.  Everywhere I go, I seem to carry my camera.  After all, creating a good work means being prepared.  I start out the same with a light pencil drawing putting in my main focus and details I want the viewer to notice.  It take me approximately 40 hours to do a studio painting.  What I love is to start a painting with a neutral wash as an under painting, then paint layer upon layer, allowing me to set the mood. 
 
I paint for the sheer joy of it and to constantly learn.  My hope is to capture the viewer's attention and their imagination.   I belong to the New Mexico Watercolor Society, New Mexico Art League, and Women of Watercolor of Summit County.
 
My husband, Ralph and I live in Dillon, CO. and in Corrales, NM.
 
You can reach me at:  [email protected] or (505) 414-1382.
 

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