"Painter Judith Osborne describes her work as making "aspects of non-visual reality visible, as if staining the wind" and viewing her work, one can appreciate the aptness of this description of her artistic vision. Her translucent, luminous, abstract pieces, rendered mostly in pastels and subdued earth tones with lots of light and space, are subtly yet powerfully evocative of warmth and light, open space and motion."
Christopher A. Faris, Manchester Journal, 14 April 2006