Julio C. Negron was born in Rio Piedra, Puerto Rico in 1969, and raised in Fajardo, a town in the eastern part of the island. He moved to Baltimore, Maryland in 1984, then to South Grand Prairie, Texas in 1985. In 1988, he graduated high school with special honors from his classes in Commercial Art I and II. He began college at The School of Visual of Arts in New York City , where he studied for two years before transferring to, and graduating from, The Connecticut Institute of Art in 1992 with a B.A.  

 In 1992 Julio was accepted into The Society of Illustrator's Annual Scholarship Competition in New York after being nominated by his university from 5,000 and Plus entries for his outstanding illustration work, only 132 was selected.  A little math there yields the incredible odds of being accepted. 

After finishing school he began working as a Graphic Artist, freelancing creating design and graphic art work with national companies, honing his techniques and skills.  At the same time he increases is knowledge and techniques as he continues creating unique paintings.   Because of 9-11 he’s life has turn around and he had to move, and sacrifice he’s must precious love of all her daughter Karina A. Negron burn in 02/20/1997

Currently, Julio lives and works in Dallas, Texas where he is inspired and where his continued to create new paintings for his collections inspired by a high been God the Son and the Holy spirit.  His works of art are mysterious with positive expressions, Originated, Collected Illustrated pieces and that each person should experience each piece individually - seeing them subjectively, understanding them through their own eyes. In his work, he fuses his own perspective, his artistic vision, and inspiration. Julio believes that He uses his talents to pass messages to those who see his paintings and illustrations, and to inspire them, to make them understand their pain and suffering.  Pease Love and harmony is the main keys and feelings he likes to work on; in many ways we all search and need the healing from a bad experience or situation. 

Julio relies on his audiences' reactions to his work to give him energy. With this energy, he explores new forms of expression in his art. Everything Julio paints is submerged in details and color: some forms are recognizable, others blurred. Interpreting the painting may take time as the viewer wonders over the allegorical figures and shapes. Sometimes, spiritual symbols are set to represent things more felt than seen.