Judy creates heirloom quality pieces for furniture, fine art, and room surrounds. Drawing inspiration primarily from early American and European styles, her work includes marbleizing, hand-graining, gilding, milk paint, hand-cut stenciling, vinegar painting, tromp-loeil, and free- hand style.

Pennsylvania German fraktur has become the centerpiece of Judy's design work. Her original watercolors reflect a thorough knowledge of this 18th-19th century art form and are featured in the June 2010 issue of Early American Life Magazine. Her one of a kind interpretations are available online and through discriminating shops and galleries, including Four Winds Craft Guild and Sylvia Antiques on beautiful Nantucket, Massachusetts.

For the past three years Judy has been honored nationally for her folkart as a recipient for mastery of Early American Craftsmenship by Early American Life who select only 200 craftsmen annually for their award.

She has been a participant in The Newport Showhouse Guild Showhouse and has been featured in several magazines including New England Showhouse, New England Interiors, Cape Cod Life and Early American Life.