Judy Kaufmann
A rhythmic exploration of the world through playful patterns and vibrant color.
The collections within Judy’s work
Joyful Gatherings
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works share a vibrant, celebratory palette and depict scenes of social connection and festivity. — ‘Party III’, ‘Party I’, ‘Party II’ and ‘Party IV’.
Architectural Whimsy
This set explores stylized depictions of homes and structures, often with a touch of fantastical or simplified geometry.
Figurative Bonds
These pieces focus on human and animal relationships, rendered with a consistent soft palette and illustrative technique.
Vibrant Flora & Fauna
This collection features bold, stylized representations of natural elements, particularly trees and birds, with a focus on color.
Works by Judy Kaufmann
86 pieces
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About Judy
Judy receives 20% of every sale
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Visual voice
Judy Kaufmann — questions answered
Where is Judy Kaufmann based?
Originally from Chile, Kaufmann has been based in Barcelona since 2004, where she moved to study illustration.
What are the recurring themes in her work?
Her illustrations frequently feature nature, urban landscapes, and portraits of cultural figures, all rendered with a pattern-oriented style.
Which notable clients has she worked with?
Her professional client list includes Google, Levi’s, The New York Times, and the publisher Thames & Hudson.
Does she have a background in design?
Yes, she began her career as an advertising art director and currently serves as an instructor of creativity for advertising students at the University of Barcelona.
Where has her work been exhibited or featured?
Kaufmann collaborates with galleries like Outré and Yard Gallery, and her work has been featured in publications such as Frankie and Uppercase.
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