Elisabeth Hudgins

I am inspired by everyday objects and scenes: cats napping in the afternoon, a family story, a song on the radio or my daughter’s jeans… these are the small things that start my creative process. My art is about taking these familiar things and depicting them in a new and unusual way.

My art journey started at a young age, when I was inspired by my artist grandmother. In college I received my BFA, and went on to a career as a Graphic Designer and Art Director. After my children were born, I felt the need to reconnect with my creativity on a more personal level, and began painting again. This leg of the journey has taken me from representational watercolor paintings, to my latest, mixed media studies that explore the link between past and present.

I am involved in my local arts community, because I love to meet other artists and believe we can all help each other. I organize and run several local art shows that have been successful for everyone involved. I have been on the Board of Directors of the Arlington Artists Alliance, and am a member of the Art League of Alexandria and Falls Church Arts. My paintings have been accepted into many juried shows, and won several awards, including a First Prize in Connessione: Things in Common Art Show, Falls Church Arts. I have exhibited my work in solo and group shows throughout the state of Virginia. Most recently, I was selected for a solo show at the Fisher Gallery in the Schelsinger Art Center in Alexandria. I have been represented by the Arlington Arts Gallery in Arlington, VA and the Artists Undertaking Gallery in Occoquan, VA. I am currently represented by the Northern Virginia Art Center. My studio and gallery is located at The Little City Studios at Stifel & Capra, in Falls Church.




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