JudyBlue Anderson
(b. 1961, North York | Lives and works in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada)

JudyBlue Anderson is a Canadian abstract painter whose work is marked by a poetic restraint and a meditative use of line, form, and colour. Working primarily in acrylics, she builds minimalist compositions inspired by quiet reflection and observation—especially of our relationship with water and the sea. With a deliberately limited palette and intuitive mark-making, JudyBlue’s paintings offer a contemplative space for viewers, appealing to collectors who value harmony, simplicity, and emotional depth.

Her process begins not in the studio but on long walks, observing the subtle shifts in landscape, light, and movement. The resulting work is less a literal interpretation and more a distilled visual impression—evocative of time spent near the water, grounded in rhythm and form.

With a career spanning over 35 years, JudyBlue has participated in more than 140 exhibitions, including solo shows, local and international residencies. Her work is held in prominent public and private collections, including GlaxoSmithKline Inc., Steam Whistle Brewing, and Hillebrand Winery.

Collectors are drawn to JudyBlue’s ability to convey complexity through restraint—offering paintings that are at once serene and evocative, ideal for both contemporary homes and institutional settings.