Judy Fletcher is, somewhat surprisingly, still here. After several decades of working in the blood transfusion biz, she now spends her time taking pictures, drawing pictures, and painting pictures. In 2006, some very kind people invited her to join the Vancouver Art Guild. Some of her work can be found here at the Guild website: https://www.vancouverartguild.com/
She also wrote and illustrated a zine (under the name of Rylee) about living with Borderline Personality Disorder. It is called Going Around the Bend on a Roller Coaster. Judy is attempting to illustrate her life in a graphic memoir called . . . A Work in Progress . . . It isn’t finished yet but it will be . . . eventually.
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Nearly High Noon
Our family has moved to another farm a few miles outside of Colborne, a small town near Lake Ontario. This is our third move in three years. The teacher at this one-room school is Mr. Pratt, who is just out of normal school they say. This is his first year of teaching. He is pale, … Read more
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Telling her stories through images
Judy exhibits her autobiographical collage project from 2015 Judy Fletcher writes wonderful prose but she also tells her stories through her artwork. She has produced images in several different media including collage, cartoons, and photographs. She is an accomplished painter, a member of Vancouver Art Guild, and has designed two of Quirk-e’s book covers. Snow … Read more
