A practice of blending art therapy wisdom + ritual + play
The Art Rituals
“Making is an act of remembering ourselves”
Creativity here is not about results or performance — it’s a gentle, healing process. Rituals don’t need to be spiritual to be meaningful; they simply need intention. Art becomes a space for curiosity rather than perfection, a place where everyone is welcome exactly as they are. We believe everyone is creative, and that making with our hands is a quiet way of remembering ourselves, returning to what already lives within us.
Hi, I’m Leeanna
I create virtual art rituals that invite you back into your body, your hands, and your sense of wonder. Working with clay, paint, and natural materials, I create spaces where creativity can emerge slowly, freely, and without demand, offering gentle structure without pressure and creativity without perfection.
The Art Ritual is not therapy, but a supportive, sensory-rich space that can beautifully complement your existing wellness practices. I believe making is a way of remembering ourselves and that creativity belongs to everyone, exactly as they are. Here, you are invited to slow down, play, and let your hands lead.
How It Works
You choose the offering that feels right for you, whether it’s a free reset, a single session, or a longer series. Before each experience, you’ll receive clear guidance on materials and what to expect. During sessions, you are invited to follow the prompt at your own pace with no pressure to share or perform. You take what resonates, leave what doesn’t, and carry the practice into your own life as it feels supportive.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. The Art Ritual is not art therapy and does not replace therapy or mental health treatment. These offerings are creative wellness experiences designed to complement, not substitute, therapeutic care.
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Not at all. No prior art experience is needed. The focus is on process, curiosity, and sensory exploration, not skill or outcome.
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Each offering includes a simple materials list using accessible items like paper, markers, paint, or clay. Optional kits may be available for certain workshops.
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No. Sharing is always optional. You are welcome to participate quietly and engage in whatever way feels safest for you.
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Some sessions may include a replay option. This will be clearly stated in advance.
Upcoming Studio Circle
April invites us into expansion. Into soft stretching toward light, deeper rooting, and the quiet courage it takes to become something new. This month’s rituals center on growth, not as a performance, but as a relationship with time, patience, and transformation.
Each offering engages both the inner and outer landscape through tactile, symbolic, and sustainable art-making practices.
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This ritual explores the duality of growth: what is seen and what is held beneath the surface. Participants will create tree-inspired imagery reflecting their personal “root system,” including values, relationships, histories, and internal resources that support their becoming.
Through guided prompts and visual symbolism, we will explore:
What nourishes me?
What stabilizes me during uncertainty?
Where am I growing, even if it is not visible yet?
Participants may work with drawing, painting, or mixed media to create their trees, with optional grounding practices woven in to support reflection and embodiment.
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This ritual centers on transformation through reimagining discarded or overlooked materials. Using found objects and “forgotten” items, participants will create small sculptures symbolizing personal narratives of growth, resilience, and reinvention.
This process invites:
A shift in perspective, from waste to potential
Exploration of identity through assembly and form
Letting go of perfection in favor of intuition and play
Materials can include natural elements, recyclables, broken objects, or everyday items. The focus is on storytelling through form, allowing meaning to emerge organically.
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This ritual is an invitation into gentle, ongoing reflection through creating handmade zines using repurposed materials. Participants will transform “junk” paper, scraps, packaging, and old prints into small, personal books that hold thoughts, images, and fragments of growth.
Within these zines, we will explore:
Micro-reflections and daily noticing
Layering words and imagery without pressure
Honoring incomplete or evolving narratives
This practice emphasizes accessibility and sustainability, reminding us that meaningful expression requires only presence and willingness, not pristine materials.
Kind Words“So thankful for the Journey Beads Workshop. I don’t allow myself to stop and pause enough to reflect on things or moments— let alone a whole year. Looking back allowed me to move forward with more intent and purpose and with more clarity about my goals. So thankful Leeanna has thought to carve out space for people like me who are always on the go.”
Available Now!
A monthly membership for those who want an ongoing creative home. Members receive regular live workshops, access to a growing library of prompts, and connection with a small, supportive community.