Greetings, readers. I’m thrilled to introduce you to my cousin, artist Judith Brandon, and announce the release of her beautiful children’s book, Spudz and Bugz. As Judy tells us, “It’s a tale about overcoming your fears and how important it is to believe in yourself.”
Judy’s mother, the humorist and writer Joan Brandon, was my mother’s youngest sister. I loved Aunt Joan! As kids, Judy and I shared holiday times with our families and summertime visits, too. She grew up to become a fabulous artist and storyteller. Keep reading for her bio and website address. I’m proud to share my cousin’s work with you.
Judy’s book announcement
Getting copies of Judy’s book
Judy says: If you’re interested in being one of the first cool kids with a copy you can purchase through my PayPal account.
Erin and I will personally sign the first 50 copies.
$15 softcopy $25 hardcopy includes shipping (Don’t forget to include your name & address and what book/s you would like- in the message box.) 🙂 Click on this link.
https://paypal.me/JudithBrandonOHUS?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US
We’re expecting to ship in mid-March 2024.
Thank you, to all of you who have read drafts and encouraged the many revisions. I am grateful to all of you.
Let’s play!
Judith (Judy)
Meet the artist, Judy Brandon
From her website at Judith Brandon | Home (jmbrandon.com)
Judith Maureen Brandon was born in Indianapolis, IN in 1963.
She attended the Cleveland Institute of Art where she earned a BFA in enameling and drawing. She has been awarded numerous Best in Shows across the country for her large dynamic drawings as well two Ohio Arts Council Grants. She was included three times in the highly competitive National Weather Biennale international juried exhibition and is represented by Kenneth Paul Lesko Gallery.
“Upon meeting Judith Brandon you wouldn’t imagine her to be the artist behind the large dynamic works on paper she creates. Standing at just five feet she has to be extremely inventive at how she manipulates the materials in her studio. Her large physical gestures and tiny precise lines create a unique rich experience for the viewer”
-Cleveland Free Times.
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Thanks for reading!
Your writer on the wing,
Charlene
Steve Muratore
Ordered. Sounds wonderful.