Where there's light, there's a town worth remembering.
Laurita draws the places people love — every gable, fountain and garden held inside a dome of light, one patient pen-stroke at a time.
Welcome to Where There's Light! We are passionate about visual storytelling, but we are also passionate about being a part of your story. Get comfortable, linger a while. Our flagship range is a collection of townscapes in pen on high quality Fabriano paper and we are always on the lookout for more beautiful places to capture. Amelia's House is a collection of miniature interior illustrations. We also offer a range of multi-purpose gift tags. We hear they're great for keeping tabs on shower- and christmas gifts. We hope you feel at home here, where there's light.

Laurita le Roux
Laurita le Roux is the artist behind Where There's Light. She lives in Bellville with her very fetching husband and two energetic boys. By day she works as a video editor, by night she illustrates and explores visual storytelling in a more tactile way.
What started as an antidote to anxiety developed into a means to capture and collect the genius loci of places that carry significance.
Her work explores the contrast between man-made architecture and the organic, fluid structure of nature that resides alongside it — the interconnected creative urge between God and His creation which makes up the places where we live.
She has worked professionally in ceramics and stage design, but the therapeutic rhythm of line remains her favoured form of expression.
Three ways to own a piece
Made & shipped from the Western CapeOriginal drawings
The one and only — ink on 300gsm cotton paper, signed and dated by hand. When it's gone, it's gone.
from R 8 600Fine-art prints
Archival giclée prints in A4, A3 and A2 — open and limited editions, with a framed option in oak and museum glass.
from R 690Commissions
Your town, your home, your favourite corner — drawn to order in the same hand. Tell Laurita the place and the story.
from R 9 500Looking for something smaller? Greeting cards are R 65 each, or a set of five for R 280. Browse the collection →