Yes! Leah offers both. View more information about wholesale of her art prints, blankets, stickers, and tea towels here. View her information on a trade discount here.

Leah specializes in licensing her artwork and surface patterns to brands and fellow artists in collaboration with creating products. She also occasionally takes on custom work to create lines of products or a special edition product or for brand/artist identity. She unfortunately cannot accommodate commissions for individuals for single use (ie. invitations, art prints, etc.).

Visit the Cloud9 Fabrics website where you will find their store locator. Select the fabric collection you are looking for from the drop down menu to find a quilting fabric shop near you.

We are located in Asheville, North Carolina and work from Leah's home studio.

Leah occasionally does shows and events where she would love to meet you. Check her social media profiles and our news section for any upcoming events.

Good question! Leah started a long time (15 years ago) when things were very different. Those first years she was featured on the front page of Etsy nearly everyday with a successful shop, exhibited at Surtex Art Licensing show where she landed her first licensing deals, and worked very, very hard. She considers herself lucky, but also attributes her success to being resilient, flexible, determined, and hard working. Her advice to artists is to find the people who love your work (because not everyone will) and keep showing up every single day, even in the face of rejection and failure.

Yes, please do! Leah has licensed her art and surface patterns on everything from stationery to fabric to bedding to wallpaper. Let's chat about possibilities. Reach out with further information about your project and we'll go from there.

You can find many of Leah's production partners in the descriptions of her products. We strive to produce all goods in our shop ethically and with environmental impact in mind. We do not have any information on manufacturers for her collaborations, where she licenses the artwork only and does not produce the goods.

Art prints are produced in-house or with a local screen printer or risograph printer. All other products are produced ethically with the highest consideration to environmental impact and ethical production. See each individual product listing for exact locations and process.

Leah recommends doing a commercial art licensing show or visiting quilt market with your portfolio once you have established a solid collection of surface patterns and textile designs with a strong voice. If this is too expensive many fabric representatives also have ways to submit your portfolio for consideration.

Yes, all goods in Leah's shop are ethically produced with many using environmentally friendly ink and content. We do not have information on goods produced with Leah's licensed artwork and would guess maybe 50% of her collaborations are produced ethically.

Areas around the river are still in bad shape a year later. Most of Asheville is fine and open a year later, including all of the downtown area. Asheville artists and businesses need you to visit and are ready for you, so please come see us! Smaller towns outside of Asheville, including Marshall and Swannanoa still need a lot of help but are moving forward each day.

Everyone in our area was in some way or another. Even those who were minimally impacted were left with a permanent mark emotionally and were physically impacted with no power and water for months. Leah's partner's place of employment was literally washed away and their finished basement was flooded. Despite this, like everyone else in Asheville, we are moving forward and consider ourselves lucky given what others in our area went through. Orders, manufacturing, shipping, design, and general art making have officially resumed.