Logan’s artwork is rooted in observation, connection, and joy. He primarily works in watercolour, often photographing places so he can later capture their mood and structure in paint. He creates art alongside his grandmother each summer, learning and teaching in equal measure, and draws weekly with his younger cousin over Zoom. His work reflects patience, curiosity, and a growing architectural eye.

Logan is inspired by the people and places around him. Painting with his grandmother taught him patience and joy in the creative process, while drawing with his younger cousin reminds him that art is about connection and play. He’s inspired by landscapes and buildings he photographs, using them as references for later paintings. Creating gifts by hand, like flowers for his girlfriend, motivates him to make art meaningful.

Logan’s favorite art form is watercolour painting. He enjoys its unpredictability and the way it captures light, mood, and movement. Watercolour allows him to observe places closely, experiment freely, and translate real-world scenes into expressive, personal work.