Leonie - Movement Facilitator
Yogaloni, founded by Leonie (they/them), is a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent yoga facilitator based in Bristol.
Their offerings include community classes, retreats, workshops, and one-on-one sessions. Their work is deeply rooted in trauma-informed, decolonial, and anti-oppressive practices, with a focus on accessibility, inclusivity, and authentic human connection.
Leonie’s online presence wasn’t matching their in person energy, so they asked for help to visually bring forward their warmth and compassion to new audiences.
To honour Leonie’s authentic and nurturing approach, we deliberately created imagery that felt tender, inclusive, and alive with groundedness:
Gentle portraits that allow you to take a deep breath
By capturing Leonie being at peace in nature, their empathy really shines through and the viewer can automatically relax.
Community-focused scenes
We spent time creating visuals of connected group interactions to illuminate not just Leonie’s warmth, but the sense of playful belonging they foster and encourage in others.
Elemental surroundings & grounding composition
Natural light and peaceful environments emphasised the grounded, embodied energy central to Leonie’s practice.
Inclusivity and positive representation
Framing images to highlight accessibility, and emotional safety reflects Leonie’s commitment to anti-oppressive, care-filled spaces
Focusing on these important aspects of Leonie’s character and integral practices meant we produced a compelling visual narrative that communicates Leonie’s compassionate nature and the grounded, relational energy that define their offerings.
Together, we solidified their visual identity with assets that radiate authenticity, kindness, and inclusivity.
Viewers (new and already long time friends) can now feel the invitation to belong, to heal, and to explore embodied self-inquiry within a safe community space, just as Leonie intends.
