Jude Zammit is an renowned artist and professional teacher with over 23 years  experience. He has held many personal exhibitions and participated also in various collective ones. In July 2007 he has been awarded first prize by the Malta Society of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce in the National Art Competition. 

Conscious that everyone's requirements are different, Jude ensures that students receive plenty of genuine teaching and lots of encouragement.  The  tutor  works with beginners and advanced students alike. The main aims being to teach relationships of line, tone, shape, and colour which are fundamental to drawing and painting. Along with these,  proper and relevant training with a range of media (acrylics, pastels, pencil, oils, watercolours).

Creating a painting for me is somewhat a natural process. Generally I might come across an object or situation and it affects me. I can’t just choose any object or any theme to work with. A specific thing about an object might interest me and the context of a painting develops accordingly. I do not create a context artificially. I preserve a sketch of the initial ideas which later on I would transform into a painting.
As I am working I think about what direction I need to proceed and act accordingly. Many times I use objects of modest origins, which then lead me to larger issues that reflect my preoccupations at the time. The simplest or strangest things might influence a series of ideas that evolve into a complex painting. I tend to respond to the colours I am applying in an improvisational way.