Art By Sara Leger

My Gallery Collection features original paintings and Sacred Hearts available directly through my website. My Studio Collection includes smaller originals, Sassy Birds, prints, and studio releases available through Sara Leger Studio on Etsy.

Not sure where to find something? Just ask me.

Absolutely, if it’s available. Not everything makes it onto the website immediately.

Send me the title, a screenshot, or even “the woman with the crown and the thing.” That’s surprisingly effective. I’ll let you know whether it’s available and how to purchase it.

Every original comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and is carefully packaged for shipping.

Some paintings are framed, others aren’t. Many of my frames are vintage, reclaimed, altered, or hand-sculpted as part of the artwork itself. The individual listing will tell you exactly what’s included.

No mystery upgrades or mandatory framing packages. What you see is what you’re buying.

Studio Collection purchases go through Etsy’s secure checkout. For Gallery Collection originals, I’ll arrange a secure invoice and payment directly with you.

Join First Look to see new paintings, Sassy Birds, and studio releases before they’re available to the public.

You can follow me on social media too, but I’d rather not leave your chances of seeing something you love up to an algorithm.

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Absolutely. In fact, please do.

If you’re considering a particular work, I can provide additional photographs, close-ups, video, measurements or arrange a private studio viewing by appointment.

Original art is a considered purchase. I want you to know exactly what you’re buying before it arrives at your door.

I am, regrettably, not Amazon. I cannot eat return shipping while building a second yacht for my first yacht.

Buy deliberately. Ask questions. Then buy the one you can’t stop thinking about. 

Yes, by appointment.

Cherry Bomb Studio Gallery is my private working studio in South Glengarry, Ontario. There are no regular public opening hours, mostly because I’m in there painting, which tends to be the point.

If you’d like to see a particular work, contact me to arrange a visit. Let me know which painting you’re interested in so I can make sure it’s at the studio.

Occasionally, and only when the project fits my work.

You bring the subject or story; I decide how it becomes a Sara Leger. Commissions require creative freedom, take longer and are priced significantly higher than comparable available work.

Can you have the background in periwinkle blue because it matches the curtains?

No, Susan. No, you cannot.

Everything else is on my  commission  page

Yes. I ship within Canada, to the United States, and to other destinations where shipping is available.

Shipping costs depend on the artwork and destination. Etsy purchases display their applicable shipping charges, while shipping for larger Gallery Collection works is confirmed before payment.

International orders may be subject to customs duties, taxes, or import fees, depending on the destination and current regulations.

Original artwork is carefully packed and insured for shipping.

If your piece arrives damaged, contact me immediately and keep all packaging and the artwork. I’ll need photographs of the artwork, packaging and shipping box so I can file an insurance claim.

We’ll deal with it from there. No drama required.

Because each piece is an original work of art, all sales are final unless otherwise stated at the time of purchase.

If you have questions before buying, ask. I’m happy to provide additional photographs, video, measurements or arrange a private viewing when possible.

Buy deliberately. You’re buying one-of-one original artwork, not leggings from Costco.

God, no.

If you love the painting and you love the room, they’ll generally figure out how to coexist.

My work tends to land particularly well in maximalist, eclectic, contemporary and darker interiors—but I’ve also seen it look spectacular on a completely clean white wall.

Buy the art you want to live with. The sofa will cope.

Because you’re buying the original.

Not a print, reproduction or one of 500 identical objects that came out of a box.

My paintings are built by hand over time—oil paint, layers, changes, mistakes, things painted over, mixed media, found objects and sometimes altered or hand-sculpted frames. There is only one finished piece.

And then there are the years it took to learn how to make the thing without it looking like a reasonably confident four-year-old did it.

You aren’t paying for how much wall it covers. You’re buying the thing that actually happened, made by the human who learned how to make it happen.

My work tends to get along particularly well with interiors that have some personality: maximalist, eclectic, contemporary, gothic, dark, collected and slightly strange all play very nicely with Bougie Punk.

But original art doesn’t need to match an aesthetic category. A dark figurative painting can look extraordinary in a stark modern room precisely because it doesn’t behave.

If your decorating strategy is entirely based on resale value and whether the next imaginary owner will approve, however, we may have philosophical differences.

Buy the art you want to live with. Your house. Your walls. Your taste. The imaginary future buyer can decorate it when they own it.