Judith's magnificently blended colors show a classic Impressionist influence, while Michael's work features opulent colors and a dramatic use of light and shadow. Judith Carbine, a largely self-taught artist, has been painting for over twenty years. Carbine believes that good composition is the key to good painting, and always composes her paintings in her mind before she begins. Recent favorites have includes Long Island sand dunes, Vermont snow scenes, and New England rock quarries. She paints quarries because she likes the way the light plays off the rocks, and enjoys the challenge of capturing its rapidly changing effects.
Carbine works primarily in oils, but also does watercolors.
However, Carbine's works always contain several distinctive blues and greens. Carbine has had numerous exhibitions, both joint and solo, in her native Vermont and other northern New England and New York State galleries. Art Guild and Best in Show in Oils at the Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council. She has also been written up in American Artist magazine.