Artwork in real rooms
What People Are Saying About the Artwork
A finished piece changes once it reaches a home. These words came from people who recognized familiar water, welcomed a canvas into their space, or returned to the artwork each day.
Keowee Bear in a home
Keowee Bear at Day's End
“I LOVE ‘Keowee Bear at Day's End’ art piece. I'm trying to decide where to hang it to get the best view!! I'll share your amazing talent with friends!!”Trudy B. · Keowee Bear purchaser
The piece began with a bucket-list sighting: a black bear cooling off in a quiet Lake Keowee cove as the water turned gold and green at day's end.
A collection in a real home
Four Reflected Light pieces, brought together at home.
The Reflected Light series began near the end of a lake day, when lower light deepens the water and colors begin to blend. Four pieces now hang together along one stairway, where the changing color carries from canvas to canvas.
A closer look
Lakehouse artwork, in the room and around the edge.
These three matte canvases were photographed in ordinary room light to show their scale, surface, and 1.25-inch gallery-wrapped depth.
Across the artwork
Different pieces, similar reactions.
Across lake scenes, wildlife paintings, and botanicals, people return to the handling of water, painterly detail, remembered moments, and the wish to live with a piece.
Public comments on Rachel's artwork
“The way you paint the water is magic.”
“Another lovely piece Rachel. Loosely painted with enough detail to make me say ‘Wow’!”
“Beautiful. I'm glad you preserved the memories.”
“Those are beautiful pictures, very painterly too. We are privileged to be surrounded by wildlife and sometimes given a peek into their lives.”
“I want one of your paintings. This is absolutely beautiful!”
Ways to bring it home
Lakehouse artwork, made for life at home.
Ready-to-hang canvas brings the finished work directly to the wall. Art prints, tapestries, and puzzles carry Lakehouse artwork into other parts of the home.