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Judith Redman won 3rd place in the "Sensual Acts" contest hosted by FAA for two acrylic paintings: "Between Pregnancy and Birth" and "Sonogram of a Couple". There were 79 entries and only FAA members were permitted to vote.

Judith Redman won First Place in a contest sponsored by Fine Art America and voted on by its members in a contest honoring the concept of contradictions. Judy won for her painting entitled, "Lonely Together," among a field of 85 entries.

Judith Redman won 2nd and 3rd Place in a contest called "Robots" for her series about the dehumanizing of people. The contest was hosted by Fine Art America. Second place was won for her acrylic painting on canvas entitled, "Toughen Up They Said," and third place was garnered for a computer chip portrait of "My Teacher-Psychological Child Abuser."

Judith Redman won 2nd Place in the "Paintings of My Travels" contest hosted by Fine Art America with her acrylic painting, "Cacti and Mills--from Tucson to Pueblo." She also took 3rd Place in the same contest for "Rainstorm at the Grand Canyon," a watercolor. There were 226 entries in the contest and she is pleased with her showing.

Judith Redman won 1st Place in the Plein Air Abstraction Contest sponsored by Fine Art America for her acrylic painting on paper entitled "Wheatfields." She also won 2nd Place in the same contest for an acrylic painting entitled "Abandoned House." There were 131 entries and FAA members were the voters.

Judith Redman won 1st Place in "The Dark Side" Contest sponsored by Fine Art America for her acrylic painting, "The Executioner in Us All." There were 336 entries in the contest, which was voted on by FAA members.

Judith Redman won 1st Place and a showing on their cover page for the contest, "Women without Hats," sponsored by the group of the same name on Fine Art America. She won for her acrylic painting, "An Old Soul." There were 192 entries in the contest. Judy is very pleased for the placement of her artwork in this contest with so many fantastic artworks entered.

Judith Redman, expressionist artist, has taken 4rd Place in a contest sponsored by Fine Art America with her painting honoring Amelia Earhart, aviator pioneer, entitled, "Where is Amelia?" There were 86 entries in the contest, which mostly featured celebrities (actresses, singers, etc.). Fine Art America has more than 25,000 artists featured on their website from all over the world. Judith joined FAA in July, 2010 and has frequently been one of the featured artists on the home page of the FAA group Painters Universe.

Judith Redman, expressionist artist, won 3rd Place and an Honorable Mention in the "Expressions of Grief" contest hosted by Fine Art America. The award went to "All the Long Mute Years". Honorable Mention went to "If Justice Is Blind, Why Does Liberty Weep?" There were 239 entries in the contest and only FAA members were allowed to vote. Judy works primarily in acrylics and watercolor.

Judith Redman won 3rd Place in a Fine Art America contest called "Island or Pacific Life" for her acrylic artwork entitled, "Nothing is Foreign". There were 197 entries in the contest, which was voted upon by FAA members only.