Lucinda Leveille’s father was an artist, so the creative gene runs deep in her family. At the age of 15, Lucinda begged her mother to let her leave school to study art and she threw herself into her studies at the National Art School in Sydney.
For five years she studied anatomy, perspective, colour theory, graphics, sculpture, painting, drawing and photography, but after graduating from her studies, Lucinda’s hopes were cruelly crushed. “I had a shaky start as an artist just out of art school, when a gallery owner shattered my dreams telling me to find another career,” she recalls. As a result, Lucinda put away her brushes. Fast forward a decade and Lucinda slowly began to dabble again from time to time in her art. Now her artwork is…
