Julie Rogers recieved her Bachelors of Art degree at BRigham Young University. In addition, she has been influenced and taught by many different artists, including Judi Betts, Roland Lee, Farrell Collette, and Burt Silverman.

An accomplished art teacher herself, Julie has taught in elementary school, high school, privately, and on a college level. Rogers' work has also earned her many awards, most recently an Honorable Mention at the 1999 Dixie Invitational Art Show. She ahs also recieved the Purchaser's Award at the National Birds of Prey Exhibit, Boise Idaho and Best of Show at the A.S.C.A National Specialty Art Show, Central Point, Oregon. Currently Julie resides at Hidden Lake, Glendale, Utah where she paints full-time while still finding time to raise her three boys and two girls, and Australian Shepherds. She also enjoys raising Welch ponies and Quarter Horses on the family ranch.

Julie grew up on a ranch in Goshen, Utah, drawing and painting the world around her - animals and ranch workers. Julie feels that art allows her to capture what she feels and what she deeply loves. Her art is not to win awards, but to motivate and move people to higher places within themselves.