5 Best Places to Get Personalized LDS Artwork

Supporting small businesses and doing some online shopping are great things to do while you are trying to stay home. Here are five Etsy shops with personalized LDS artwork that will invite the spirit into your home.

1. Shop Shannon Sweeney

Shannon Sweeney is the creator of the mission map. Her personalized LDS artwork is one of a kind and the maps are handpainted in watercolor. I have to say, I have one and I got one for my husband because I loved mine so much. Her Etsy shop is packed with cute and colorful paintings, prints and stickers.

Related Link: LDS Perspectives: Art is Sacred Space 

2. New Addition Designs

Not only does this shop have personalized paintings and prints they also have completely custom illustrations available. You can choose from a large selection of temples and church historical sights, as well as custom portraits of your home.

3. Castel Arts

Along with having customizable and personalized temple prints, this shop carries coloring pages, Come Follow Me resources, and portraits of Christ. They carry a few options in Spanish as well.

4. Maple Lane Shop

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This shop is mostly digitally drawn artwork focused on families and specifically for those who have lost children or have miscarried. They offer portraits of Christ, quotes, temple prints, and custom work.

5. SweetnSandy

This is another shop that offers customizable temple prints, but it also carries prints for holidays, baby nurseries and Disney lovers. There are so many beautiful pastel and floral options in this shop.

Related Link: Christmas Art Showcase Brings Together Work of Latter-day Saint Artists

Where do you purchase religious artwork for your home? 

Zoë Holyoak is currently a BYU student, photographer, and writer. Her hobbies include long walks through the ice cream aisle at the grocery store and correcting bad grammar. She is also a proud member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served a mission for the Church in Portland, Oregon.