Leesa Le May artist at work painting

Artist in Residence

LEESA LE MAY

Leesa | Contemporary Artist & Printmaker in Montignac de Lauzun, France | Art Retreats & Painting Holidays

Leesa is a contemporary artist and professional printmaker based in the scenic village of Montignac de Lauzun, in the picturesque Lot & Garonne region of France. Specialising in art retreats, painting holidays, and art workshops, Leesa offers inspiring creative getaways in her spacious studio and atelier, ideal for artists of all levels.

HIRE AN ARTIST FOR WORKSHOPS OR YOUR VENTURE

Explore creative art retreats at Maison Du Fort but also hire me for personalised art workshops at your venue. If you are looking for an art teacher for your venue, workshop or class, Leesa is available to attend your venue for an on-site art class too.

Leesa’s studio is located at Montignac de Lauzun — discover the beauty of this charming location in southwestern France, perfect for artistic inspiration and relaxation.

Drawing and sketchbooks are integral to Leesa’s artistic process, guiding her diverse body of work, which includes figurative art, landscape painting, urban contemporary lino cuts, etchings, acrylic paintings and ink work.

With a background in teaching, Leesa has worked in local schools, colleges, and art groups in West Sussex, England, including Lindfield Art Studio. She is also a proud co-founder of the Lindfield Arts Festival.

Leesa’s artwork has been shortlisted for the Royal Academy and she regularly exhibits at galleries and private exhibitions. She now shares her passion for art through painting holidays in France, offering workshops designed to help you develop your skills and find inspiration in a beautiful, tranquil setting.

Book your art retreat today or for a bespoke art class at your venue – get in touch here to contact us

Latest Reviews on Google

“Leesa is a great teacher, always pushing one just outside the box, and making the process accessible and challenging. She is also incredibly organised and made sure that we too were well organised at the start of each day. Every day was different – plain air painting one day; lino cuts another

Judith Blocker, UK 2025