Lucy holds an MA in Fine Art from Brighton University. Lucy is an Associate Member of both the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Watercolour Society.  She is a Member of the Society of Women Artists, and a Member of the Chelsea Arts Society. Her work has also been shown in the Royal Society of Marine Artists, the ING Discerning Eye Exhibition, and the Sunday Times Watercolour Competition to name but a few. 

Lucy has undertaken a number of large solo shows.  In 2021, she was invited by the Petworth House, National Trust, to paint their park and gardens culminating in a three-month solo show, ‘Dawn to Dusk’, exhibited in the historic house itself. And in 2022, Lucy showed a large body of both oil and watercolours based on three walks John Constable undertook in and around Brighton.  ‘Constable’s Walks’ was exhibited in the new Royal Watercolour Society Gallery, Whitcomb Street, London. Most recently, Lucy showed over 80 new works in her solo show 'Times of the Day', also shown at the Royal Watercolour Society Gallery.  In this exhibition, her work emphasized the dynamic impact of light on color, shadows, and landmarks, with night scenes delving into the subtle nuances of low light.  

In 2022 Lucy was awarded the ‘Sloane Stanley Medal’ at the Chelsea Art Society.  She was also a finalist in the 2022 British Art Prize for her large oil “Golden Dusk” (120 x 200cm).   Another large oil painting “Golden Dawn – Across to Tillington Monument, Petworth” was exhibited and sold at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.  Lucy was also successful in exhibiting and selling another large oil painting in the 2023 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.  In 2020, she was a Finalist for the Drawing Bursary at the ING Discerning Eye, where she also won the Humphreys Purchase Prize in 2019.