Hey there, friends and fellow art enthusiasts! I'm excited to welcome you to my open studio as part of the annual Ravenswood Art Walk. Here's what you can look forward to:

A peek into my creative world: Explore my sketches, works in progress, and completed pieces.
Let me share the magic of sketchbook journaling and the ways I use it in my work + to help others find more life balance, creative play and wellness through my journaling courses.
Artworks for sale: see my vibrant, narrative paintings, ceramics, and prints up close and personal!
Enjoy the work of over 60 artists along Ravenswood from Irving Park to Lawrence - I’m on the end Lawrence - 4801 N. Ravenswood - Look for the signs

Details for your visit:

Date: September 16-17
Time: 11 AM - 6 PM
Location: Anne Leuck Studio, 4801 N. Ravenswood, #106 - free angle parking out front!
Admission: Free
Maps + More Info

Don’t miss this unique cultural event that celebrates the artists of the Ravenswood corridor.

Anne's 2022 HOLIDAY OPEN STUDIO SALE!

December 14, 2022Art For Sale, Events, Shows & Ar...Anne Leuck

SAT + SUN, DEC 17-18, NOON-5PM or Get EARLY ONLINE ACCESS: HERE

ANNE'S HOLIDAY OPEN STUDIO SALE

SAT + SUN, DEC 17-18
4801 N. Ravenswood Avenue
Noon-5PM

💥 EARLY BIRDS + ONLINE SHOPPERS! 💥
REQUEST SUPER SECRET PRICE LIST
NOTIFICATION HERE
to be released FRIDAY, DEC 16th at NOON

There will be PAINTINGS, PRINTS, DRAWINGS, CERAMICS, CARDS + MORE! ...with a full range of discounts on past inventory and newer work!

RSVP for Studio Sale HERE

No appointment needed, just let me know you are coming or TEXT me: 773-772-1085

So excited to be making BIG art...

May 12, 2015Business, New Work, Public ArtAnne LeuckComment

My nervous sketchbook journal entry Friday morning...pre-install of my murals and canine characters for: Urban Pooch's new Canine Training & Fitness Center! The Grand Opening is this Saturday at 5400 N. Damen Avenue in Chicago.* The guys at Sign-a-rama did a fantastic job *

Co-owners Dan with Maxine (the green dog) and Ed, below with Berwyn, their actual dog (I did his portrait last year).Me with Georgie...so much FUN to see my dogs as bigger than life as cut outs!2nd smaller mural of "Mixed Breeds"

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Spot!Joplin, the one REAL dog at the install...such a sweetie!View from the street as I was leaving...can't wait for the final signage to go up on the outside of the building. More pics to come!

New! Sketchbook Journaling Workshops!

September 3, 2014Events, Shows & Ar..., SketchbookAnne LeuckComment

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I'm thrilled to announce that you can now sign up via Sidetour to take my new 3 hour workshop "Sketchbook Journaling About Your Pet" it's being offered Sept. 10, 14, 16 or 20 so you can pick from a weekday evening or a weekend afternoon. Since 2001, I've used my sketchbooks to chronicle my daily life and so many of those crazy and sweet memories included my pets. This three-hour workshop will help you do the same. You will learn to create a journal honoring a current pet, or as a memorial for a furry friend from the past. Follow this link for all the sign up details and to enroll. I would love for you to join me, please share with your other pet loving friends!

Bad Ass Art...

March 30, 2012Commissioned Art, Pet PortraitsAnne Leuck4 Comments

It was great fun to create this composition encompassing all the lovely animals at the "Bad Ass Sheep Farm". I had the pleasure of visiting the Hendricks Farm over the Holidays when I was visiting family and friends in Wisconsin and meeting all these adorable creatures. Very helpful to capture the spirit of this commission. In the painting: their chickens...(sorry I don't have names) Dogs: Joy and Bo, Jack (Sparro) the kitty cat, Jacob Sheep Ewes: Rachel and Rebecca, Romney Sheep: 769 & Pitchfork and last, but not least, Penny..the (not so) bad ass! Oh...and the bees, they even make their own fabulous honey...from the Division of Angry Bees! Such lovely people and an idealic little farm, thanks Beth Ann & John!