'My best ideas often spring to mind when I’m doing something other than working in my studio, for example walking the dog, driving along listening to the radio or relaxing with my husband. It’s important for me to capture these first seeds of an idea in my notebooks. After a while I see which ideas tend to ‘stick’ in my mind and these go on to be developed into paintings or prints.'

Exhibitions:

Royal Academy of Arts Gallery Cafe Exhibition, London July-Aug 2010
Work selected by the Royal Academy

Art Shop And Gallery - Monmouthshire - July-Aug 2010 The Art Shop, 8 Cross Street, Abergavveny
Mixed Show

The Aurthur Rank Hospice Charity Summer Art Exhibition, Michaelhouse Centre & Cafe, St Michael's Church, Trinity Street, Cambridge - Aug-Sept 2010
Invited Artist

Born in Leigh-on-Sea in Essex, Judy Logan has always been influenced by the joye de vivre, vivacity and laughter that surrounded her when she lived in that ‘famous little Home County’. She settled in Cambridge in 1994 where she lives with her husband; a singer in a band and university lecturer.

Most of Judy's prints are etchings and drypoints with the necessary graphic qualities demanding a fairly direct and immediate treatment of an idea. She finds that oil paintings usually take her a lot longer.

Occasionally idea and image are totally harmonious and the painting flows, other times Judy finds herself repainting as she changes her mind about what she's trying to say, until eventually the image is captured that best communicates the idea . Yet there are times when images just seem to arrive on the canvas as if they have a will of their own.