A native of Connecticut, Judy Adamick previously worked in oils and acrylics forover 20 years. Upon moving to South Carlina, Judy has studied with a succession of distinguished watercolor artists and instructors, becoming a full-time professional  artist in 1992.

In March of 1997, Judy participated in an exhibition in Paris. While living there for a month, she studied the works of the old masters and attained one of her life's goals; that is, to paint in Claude Monet's gardens in Giverny, France.
Working in many mediums, she is an artist, teacher and judge; and presently sells her work through her gallery in the charming country town of Ridge Spring, South Carolina. The gallery is located in Butterfly Heart Gallery and Gifts which she owns and operates with her daughter Jodie. She is also represented by the Cameo Gallery in Columbia, S.C. and the Aiken Center for the Arts in Aiken, S.C.
Most recently she designed a set of western cards with her brother, Walt Gove and illustrated a children's book written by her daughter, Jodie Cromer entitled "The Princess of Hope Hill".