Born from an artist's imagination. Built for the laser. Designs that invite you to make something extraordinary. The kind of work you cannot wait to reveal.
Capped at 1,000 members
The Laser Art Society is built for laser owners who want to:
Create larger, more detailed work with real impact.
Move beyond quick, ordinary, mass produced projects.
Learn to paint with wood, using natural color and wood grain as the palette.
Put craftsmanship and pride ahead of producing as much as possible.
Stand out in a crowded market with work that feels distinctive.
Be challenged without having to figure it all out alone.
Sell statement pieces that carry real perceived value.
Take on complex pieces without fighting the file.
Each original design comes as a Showstopper, Mini, and Ornament. Choose the one that speaks to you, or experience the artwork in all three sizes.
Three levels of difficulty, . A piece for every buyer, from casual to serious collector.
“One of the best investments I’ve made for my business. The response has been amazing. Both market shoppers and art lovers are drawn to these pieces, and it’s opened up a whole new side of what I can create.”
“What makes Robin’s designs so fantastic is their versatility. Accessible enough for a straightforward build, but the perfect scaffolding for highly complex, multi-layered artwork.”
“Robin makes the most complex designs feel achievable, and she is there for any help we might need. It has given me the confidence to take on larger, more detailed projects.”
“Even after years in business, I still get excited for each new release. The Laser Art Society pushes me to try new things and think outside the box.”
“The most common comments we hear at shows are ‘That is so unique!’ and ‘I’ve never seen anything like that before.’ Robin’s files have taken our business to a new level.”
“I felt I was too new and that it was over my head. I jumped right in. I have sold six showstoppers, plus countless ornaments. My membership pays for itself.”
“As a beginner, Robin’s design gave me the confidence to create something I was truly proud of. Today, after making hundreds of laser projects, it is still one of my favorites.”
“The designs never feel cookie-cutter. Since incorporating them into my business, I have had client after client compliment the originality of my work.”
“In a world where technology has made it easier than ever for anyone to create, it is becoming harder to stand out. These are files that don’t just keep up with the competition, they help you rise above it.”
To keep the artwork from saturating the market, and to protect the members who sell it, every design stays exclusive. The more the membership grows, the longer it stays that way.
Each file set is exclusive to members for a full year after its live reveal. Members who join later can't buy past designs until they're released to the public.
Once 500 members are enrolled at the time of a file's release, that set stays exclusive for two years.
At 900 members enrolled when a file releases, that set is exclusive for life. It never goes public.
The Laser Art Society is capped at 1,000 members, on purpose.If everyone could have these,
Every detail is considered so you can create with confidence.
I came to laser design with a background as a working artist, so I never saw wood as simply something to cut. I saw color, movement, texture, and the possibility of creating something people would consider real artwork.
Since 2020, I've been designing as Welcome Home Custom, and I've developed a style that has become recognizable throughout the laser community. I mix woods as though I'm mixing paint, use grain direction to create movement and dimension, and build intricate, intarsia inspired designs where every piece has a purpose. The result isn't just a flat cutout. It's artwork people stop to look at.
Over the years, makers around the world have purchased tens of thousands of my files. But I also watched talented laser artists struggle to stand apart while selling many of the same designs as everyone else, often for prices that didn't come close to reflecting their time or skill.
I created the Laser Art Society to offer a different path: original designs made to become the piece that draws people in, along with the support to help you present and sell your work as art.
Today, my small team and I work from our warehouse in Ohio, where every design is built, cut, assembled, and tested before it reaches our members. If I put my name on a file, I want to know it works in a real workshop, not just on a computer screen.
The Laser Art Society stays capped at 1,000 members worldwide, so the designs never flood the market. Spots are open right now, and when the cap is reached, enrollment closes again.
$37 USD / monthCancel anytime
A trio of hand drawn designs built around a single showstopper: the large scale showstopper itself, a mini version of the same design, and an ornament or small piece of decor. All three share the same design, so you can sell the piece at three different price points. You also get a video walkthrough for every release, access to the private member community, 40% off every public file at welcomehomecustom.com, and 20% off plywood at Lasered by the Creek.
Yes. You're welcome to sell your finished pieces at shows, on your own website, and on marketplaces like Etsy.
No. These are finished, cut ready files. You bring your laser and your materials, and the video walkthroughs show you how to read the layout and assemble the piece. If you can run your machine and follow along, you can make these.
No. Every design is formatted for an 18.5 by 10.85 inch cutting area, so a standard bed can cut all three sizes. The larger showstopper pieces also use a half inch backer that is cut outside the laser. A local wood shop can cut it for you, or you can cut it at home with a track saw or a small handheld circular saw.
You can make these designs as basic or as complex as your tools allow. The larger showstoppers look their best with a frame, and you can buy one ready made or simply add edge banding. If you would rather build your own, a miter saw will do it, and a table saw makes it easier still. Members also learn to shape hardwoods with a rotary tool, which is completely optional.
Each file set is exclusive to members for one full year. It grows from there: two years once 500 members are enrolled at the time of a release, and lifetime exclusive at 900. Members who join later can't buy older sets until, and unless, they're released to the public.
Yes, it's open right now. The Laser Art Society is capped at 1,000 members total, so when it fills, enrollment closes and the waitlist opens again for the next spot.
$37 USD a month, and you can cancel anytime. For that you get the full monthly trio, the training and community, the 40% off files, and the plywood discount at Lasered by the Creek.
Original heirloom art, every month, from an artist who's been at this since 2020. Enrollment is open now.
Capped at 1,000 members$37 USD / month