LIBBY LEVESQUE

I am unsure of how to start this post or if I should be writing it. Hello Google search results and potential future employers! When the Supreme Court announced its decision to overturn the ruling that established a woman’s right to abortion and reproductive freedom, it was not a surprise. Everyone had known this was…

After a lot of thought and research, I’ve decided to try my hand at an NFT collection, using the results of part of my painting planing process. I realize many have mixed, or not so mixed feelings about NFTs and crypto in general, but please trust that I’ve been learning a lot about these spaces…

Again and again I keep meaning to update this site and blog, but when I attempt it I become overwhelmed. It’s been quite a long time since I’ve used this site as an outlet for my creativity and thoughts, and there’s a lot of reasons why. To simplify, I will list them below: LIFE EVENTS…

It’s been over 2 years since I’ve posted here. A lot has happened. There is much to say and share. Till then, here is a meager offering of content I cobbled together after revisiting my time in school and old artworks. With distance now, I can see that I spent a lot of time flirting…

Review of art show Capacity of Color held in the Anne Bryan Gallery at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, featuring work my PAFA students.

It’s clear I loved fantasy as a child. My favorite toys were My Little Pony dolls, She-Ra and my Rainbow Brite. This little book was probably a result of watching The Last Unicorn. I also was obsessed with Unico. It was life changing when that came on the Disney channel.

I busted this out during a sleep deprived burst of inspiration at school. It’s collaged paper, acrylic paint, silk thread, oil crayon, tape and glue. It measures about 40 x 40 inches.