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Plain answers about Making Madi, original art, and the artist behind the shop.
Making Madi is the product line of artist Madeline LeBlanc. For the full story see About. For how we differ from multi-artist marketplaces, see original artist bedding vs marketplace prints.
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Making Madi is the product line of artist Madeline LeBlanc. She is an Edmonton-based surrealist and mixed-media artist whose work has been covered by CBC News, exhibited at the Art Gallery of Alberta, and shown at Harcourt House. She is a BFA candidate at the University of Alberta. Her fine-art portfolio is at madelineleblanc.ca.
Yes. Every design sold at Making Madi is original artwork by Madeline LeBlanc — not stock patterns and not anonymous marketplace uploads. Product pages credit: “Artwork by Madeline LeBlanc — from the Making Madi shop.”
Society6 and similar sites are multi-artist marketplaces where many creators upload designs. Making Madi is a single-artist shop: one founder, one visual voice, and a direct link to Madeline’s exhibition and press history. Read the fuller comparison: original artist bedding vs marketplace prints.
Home decor (comforters, sheer curtains, crushed-velvet blankets) and apparel (sweatshirts, swimsuits, dresses) printed with Madeline’s artwork. Typical prices are about CAD $38–$266.
Portfolio and studio work: madelineleblanc.ca. Press starting point: CBC News feature. Brand story on this shop: About Making Madi.