Bio

Artist Bio

Lee Anne is a contemporary painter guided by intuition, beauty, and an unseen thread of the sacred. Her work unfolds through color, movement, and symbol—women, animals, florals, and ever-present roses emerging as quiet messengers of strength, devotion, and becoming. Each painting is created as an offering rather than a statement.

Rooted in expressionism, Lee Anne paints quickly and instinctively, allowing gesture, texture, and light to reveal what words cannot. A subtle spiritual presence runs through her work—felt more than explained—inviting contemplation, stillness, and trust.

Her paintings live in the space between the earthly and the ethereal. They do not demand interpretation, only presence. Beauty, in her work, is not ornamental—it is reverent, resilient, and alive.

"The way home"

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"This painting is of a trail that holds special memories for me. I grew up walking along this shoreline, and every time I return, I feel a deep, unshakable sense of home. It’s more than just a place—it’s where my spirit feels rooted, where my mind can breathe and my senses can breathe in the fresh salty air, and where I’m reminded of who I really am.

Painting this scene was like stepping back into a moment of peace and belonging. The light, the ocean, the path through the trees—it all carries the emotion of years gone by, yet it still welcomes me like nothing else can."

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Let them go

Sometimes, God removes people from your life.

Let them go.

Not everyone is meant to go where you’re going—

And that’s okay.

To rise higher, some will fall behind.

Let them fall.

You are called to something special.

You didn’t fight battles all your life for nothing.

You’ve been prepared.

You’ve been seasoned for such a time as this.

Your heart was broken so you could love what God loves.

Your mind was renewed to see what God sees.

Your soul was wounded to recognize what the wounded need.

And now—

You will rise to help others, just as others once helped you.

That’s how it works. That’s how you pay it forward.

You didn’t bow to peer pressure—

You turned to the Source of Life.

You sought the Helper.

You did the hard inner work to heal from your traumas.

You labored. You wept.

Tears fell in secret—

But God saw every one.

You went through trials that would make others faint—

Yet you survived.

You didn’t surrender to the crowd.

You didn’t conform to their expectations.

You bowed only to God.

You searched for your true identity,

And dared to look inside,

Sorting through what was godly

While surrendering the rest for transformation.

You didn’t let the devil define you.

You gave it your best.

You fought the good fight.

You endured. You were diligent.

You aligned yourself with the Divine.

You prayed with passion.

And you learned—

Only God can change people.

And only if they are willing.

You learned to love from a distance.

You learned you are made of stronger stuff than you ever knew.

You became strong for yourself—

And for others.

You learned how to let go.

How to let God.

You accepted that life doesn’t always go your way.

And that’s alright.

You learned how to navigate the unexpected.

You learned to wait.

You learned that some things never arrive—

And even that is okay.

You endured deep disappointment,

And discovered that healing takes time.

You learned to look around the corner—

You never know what God has waiting there.

You became creative with life.

You discovered that not everyone is who you thought they were.

And that some people will never think the way you do.

But most of all, you learned this:

You are a good person.

No matter what others think.

You love deeply.

You see the good in yourself—and in others.

And that, my friend,

Is gold.