I have been meeting some interesting people and finding them just the right piece. Love to see how happy they can be with her new blue polka dot vase and his “Over Meadow and Dale” textured and fabricated from two pieces of Stonehenge paper landscape.
Above are pieces recently framed by the collector and a smiling collector of an unusual size canvas from my UNStill Life series in bright yellow and deep purple blue
Bouquet in red and Bouquet in white found good homes
“Just A Nibble”, 22 x 30″ on paper by Joyce Lieberman is still available
Do contact me for a chance to select the right piece for you. Email JoyceL123@aol.com
Joyce Lieberman 
Collector’s Eye: Finding the Perfect Piece with Joyce Lieberman
In a sun-drenched Los Angeles studio tucked just beyond the buzz, artist Joyce Lieberman continues to match her distinctive works with collectors who know what they’re looking for—or discover it the moment they walk in.
Lately, Lieberman has been connecting with new admirers of her vibrant, often whimsical pieces. One visitor left with a gleaming blue polka dot vase, delighted by its playful charm. Another collector was drawn to “Over Meadow and Dale,” a textured landscape crafted from two pieces of Stonehenge paper—fabricated and layered to evoke a rolling pastoral calm.
A recent surge of framed works includes “Blue Birds”, now handsomely presented and preserved, and a Fiesta series work on paper, newly framed and proudly displayed by its new owner. Lieberman’s popular piece, “Just a Nibble” (22 x 30″, on Stonehenge paper), remains available, offering a signature blend of color, line, and gentle wit.
Her White Floral Bouquet now lives in New York, while Centerpiece has found a home in a Los Angeles collection. One collector—clearly trusting her instincts—walked into Lieberman’s studio and went straight to her chosen piece among dozens on the walls. No hesitation. Just connection.
Lieberman’s vibrant UNStill Life series, known for its bold use of bright yellow and deep purple-blue, recently welcomed a new collector as well—this time with a strikingly large canvas that drew an immediate smile.
Meanwhile, “Bouquet in Red” and “Bouquet in White” have also found fitting homes, rounding out a season of serendipitous matches between artwork and audience.
“Just a Nibble” remains available for the right collector. Those interested in discovering the piece that speaks to them are encouraged to reach out directly: JoyceL123@aol.com