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Sometimes the real stars are the patterns behind the scenes!
In every licensed collection, the main artwork may get the spotlight—but it’s the coordinating repeat patterns that tie everything together and make the collection truly shine.

Something fun! I am joining in on the mockup submission to @creatsyofficial for the Back To School Challenge! This is part of my new BLUE BOTANICA collection to make its debut very soon! #creatsyplanner

🍋✨ Introducing Le Citron ✨🍋
My newest collection is a sunny celebration of lemons, lush greenery, and classic European charm. Inspired by the warmth of the Mediterranean and the timeless beauty of hand-painted ceramics, Le Citron brings fresh zest

“Over the years I have experimented with every medium possible, and while I still occasionally paint with oils or draw with colored pencils, my love of watercolor remains. I love the versatility, translucent colors and the unpredictable magic of watercolor.”

Leslie is a fine artist and licensed designer known for her expressive watercolor work and modern take on traditional techniques. Growing up in a creative and encouraging environment, she began watercolor classes at the age of 8 and later earned a Fine Art degree from the University of Dayton. With a background in illustration, product design, and art direction, her work has been featured across home décor, wall art, gift, and tabletop markets.

Working from her home studio today, Leslie continues to experiment—pushing the limits of her tools and techniques to create fresh, modern results. She relies on her fine art foundation and strong drawing skills as a base, then infusing each piece with a contemporary edge through digital tools and evolving processes, constantly exploring and evolving.

Interested in working with Leslie or featuring her art on your product line? Contact her directly or her Agent, Wild Apple Graphics

““I’m always reaching for the next idea, the next painting, the next collection—trying to make it a little more honest, a little more alive than the one before.””