Every house needs some bright whimsical art that makes us feel things, especially joy. I hope you find something for your walls that you didn’t know you needed!
How to buy my art prints
Important Note: I do not ship to the United States.
If you are local to Winnipeg, please message me before your purchase and we can arrange for a pick up or drop off.
Thank you!
Leslie Born Art Square Site
This is a Square website that I have set up for your ease for shopping and having choices! All prints are printed by me on Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper.
Threadless Artist Shop
Threadless also has fine art printing options for the items that are posted there (robots, vintage toys, Halloween images, etc.), the images below are specific to Etsy.
Contact
If you have any questions about my prints, or my art in general, I’d love to hear from you! You can email me at : lesliebornart@shaw.ca
Digital Drawing Prints
I print all of my prints at home on my printer.
8×10 inch prints on 8.5×11 Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper.
5×7 inch prints on 5.5×8.5 Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper.
All prints are unframed, there’s a few select ones that are framed on my Square site.
Don’t see exactly what you’re looking for? Take a look through my lookbook and let me know what you want and I can make it up for you!
Do-Gooders donate $2.50 to the organizations as listed – Let’s Do Some Good Together!
About Me
I am a watercolour, pencil crayon, and digital artist and a papier-mâché sculpture creator. While my art has always been with me, it’s been the most serious in the last few years.
Many of my inspirations come from my childhood: horror movies from the 1920s-1950s, vintage toys, Golden Books, Saturday morning cartoons, spending hours in the garden with my grandpa, and spending the other hours baking with my grandma.
I like off-beat things, but I also believe embracing my weird is what makes me Leslie. The eclectic things I like are whimsical and fun, they can do good and be positive influences. My robots are a mental release, and each are a little nugget of my soul. I connect with each piece so deeply I get lost in these stories as I’m creating them.
As I’ve grown as an artist, I’ve wanted to help uplift others – wanting to make people smile, find something nostalgic, remember a happy memory, or know they aren’t alone in their feelings. That’s why there are the Do-Gooder art prints and greeting cards – each one donates a portion of their proceeds to a charity as it relates to the piece.
In my path to respect the past and pave the way for the future, I’m searching for whimsy, so I end up making it. I can’t wait to share some with you!
