About
Juliet Stockton brings you vibrant, pop-culture portraits bursting with energy, life, joy and nostalgia. Taking you back in time to relive the magic of your favorite moments! evoking blissful memories of simpler, carefree days.
Juliet paints portraits in a distinctive, vivid style, with vibrant, acrylic paint and bold, energetic brush marks to capture the very essence, personality, and life force of the subject, aiming for the painting to almost leap off the page. Juliet's inspirations are pop culture, fashion history and the rich, tropical colours of her childhood growing up in Papua New Guinea.
Juliet’s original paintings and prints sell internationally and she is collecting celebrity clients. Her artwork has been featured on BBC Radio, in Cheshire Life, The West Australian and published in Portraits for NHS Heroes book (Bloomsbury). She works with the cast of GREASE from the original 1978 movie and Koalabair Promotions as their resident artist and recently presented Gino D’Acampo with a portrait.
Juliet is based in Cheshire, UK, with her family and works from her studio on the Wirral, with Cassie the labrador as her snoozing studio assistant.
Background
Juliet was constantly drawing people and faces as a child and was offered a place at art college in 1992, but instead chose the corporate pathway and worked in Human Resources for 25 years. Knowing something had always been missing, at the age of 40 she returned to drawing and taught herself to paint.
In 2021, she took a leap of faith and left her job to pursue her passion and dream to be a full-time artist. Now, happily immersed in color and creativity, she has found her true purpose.
It has literally been a dream come true for Juliet to work with the iconic Grease cast and their agent Koalabair Promotions, who have all been incredibly supportive of her work and warmly welcomed her into their Grease family. Together they have auctioned Juliet's Grease Collection prints to raise funds for the Olivia Newton-John Foundation and Juliet's tribute painting of Olivia Newton-John 'Love and Light' will hang in her Cancer Wellness and Research Centre in Melbourne, a wonderful honour for Juliet.
Gino D'Acampo unveiling his portrait by Juliet