About the Artist
Logan was born and raised in Pacific Grove, California. She received her bachelor's degree in environmental science from Western Washington University and the following year obtained her graduate certificate in science illustration from the University of California Extension, Santa Cruz. Upon graduation she completed internships at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, PA and at Scientific American magazine in New York City. Since that formative time in her illustration career, Logan has gone on to hone her skills as an educator as well, working as a Interpretive Park Ranger in Yosemite, and a high school art teacher at York School in Monterey, Ca.
Nature has always been the primary influence in Logan's art; capturing the character of its many odd, funny, and beautiful organisms. She also holds a deep appreciation for designs and compositions (especially within the sciences) that successfully convey information while at the same time having an aesthetic appeal.
Logan now lives and works as a freelancer in Santa Cruz, California with her husband and two year old son. She is a passionate gardener, houseplant enthusiast, and podcast listener.
Clients
Yosemite National Park
Acadia National Park
The Mono Lake Committee
Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association
Eastern Sierra Audubon Society
UC Berkeley College of Natural Resources
Scientific American Magazine
The Scientist Magazine
Big Sur International Marathon
York School
Services
Illustration
Fine Art
Design
Murals
Instruction