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Bio + Statement
Anne Leuck is a lifelong artist and educator with over 25 years of experience in painting, illustration, and design. Her work has been licensed, published, and exhibited widely. At the heart of her creative life is a daily sketchbook journaling practice she began in 2001—combining words and images to document personal growth, ideas, and everyday life. Anne shares this powerful practice through live and online courses and art retreats around the world, helping others connect to their creativity, reflect deeply, and tell their own stories on the page.
STATEMENT
I’m a playful artist and creative self-discovery coach obsessed with making art, healing, spirituality (not religion) and teaching the transformative MAGIC of Sketchbook Journaling!
I've been on a healing journey for a long time - mostly under the radar, especially with spirituality and self-discovery as I have worked hard over the last 10 years and continue to explore my own healing and growth. I have a deep love for teaching and sharing my personal journey along with the valuable insights and modalities learned from a community of incredible mentors and healers. Self expression and self love can save the world…one sketchbook page at a time! Haha..but I am serious and believe our high vibrational energy and fearless living can make all the difference in the world, or at least in YOUR OWN WORLD.
+ Check out my live online and self-study courses at the links
Process / Studio
My processes are varied depending on the project. My daily sketchbooks are the core of my practice, I use digital illustration for much of my design work. My general painting portfolio consists of images I create with acrylics on wood panels, stretched canvas or cardboard in my studio.
In more recent years I’ve developed two new painting series: Freak Show (a riff off vintage circus sideshow banners paired with the physical and emotional realities of middle age) and Paintings on Glass. I’ve also kept a random series of drawings in my used up hardcover sudoku books called Sudoku Scribbles. Those things, of course, in addition to my daily sketchbook pages.