Plein-air painting

Plein-air painting comes from the 19th-century and refers to a style of art completed outdoors which became a central feature of the French impressionism.

Tribila landscape artist

Leanne has been drawing outdoors since childhood, deriving her inspiration from nature. She frequently writes poetry accompanying pieces for her landscape artworks.

Leanne finds that drawing outdoors with her water-colour pencils helps her connect to her Aboriginal culture. She considers this activity spiritual, and it has been beneficial to her during challenging times.