Freshwater Wildlife Art · Rachel Stepek
Freshwater Wildlife Art From the Waterline to the Woodland
Fish, turtles, birds, salamanders, and crawfish live in the water and along the bank. Appalachian woodland animals continue into the habitat beside it.
Canvas and paper giclées
Fish below clear water.
Branches, stone, changing light, and reflected color remain visible around the fish. Both works are available as ready-to-hang Canvas and archival paper giclées.
Largemouth Bass in Sunlit Water
Branches, clear water, and reflected color surround the fish inside a particular freshwater place.
Time on the water trains the eye for where a fish holds, what the light does, and what else is living along the bank.
Along the waterline
Turtle, heron, and crawfish at the bank.
Red azalea, spring-green water, copper shell, stone, and branch shadows keep each animal inside a specific setting.
Cardinal Flowers and Turtle
Quiet blue shade, cardinal flowers, and a resting turtle.
Shop Canvas · Shop giclée from $39Salamanders in moss and shade
Moss Bank, Soft Underfoot and Green Bank in Blue Shade stay close to damp roots, cool banks, and water.
Shop Canvas · Shop giclée from $39Canvas or paper
Canvas arrives gallery-wrapped and ready to hang. Archival paper giclées arrive unframed and unmatted.
Shop wildlife Canvas · See paper giclées
Why these places look specific
Rachel works from days on the water and close observation.
Fishing, photographs, field notes, and repeated looking inform where the animals appear, how the water moves, and what grows around them.
Lakehouse Goods
Woodland animals among roots, fungi, leaves, and stone.
Bears, wrens, chipmunks, owls, opossums, rabbits, foxes, and wildcats live in the Appalachian woodland beside the water. Each artwork is available as a Lakehouse Goods Art Print, wall tapestry, or Art Puzzle.
Black Bear Forest
Carolina Wren in the Beech Roots
Chipmunk Under the Sassafras
Eastern Screech Owl
Opossum on the Mossy Log
Rabbit in the Rhododendron
Red Fox in the Muscadine Vines
Wildcat Above the GorgeKnow what arrives
Artwork for your wall, your frame, or your puzzle table.
Canvas arrives ready to hang. Paper giclées and Lakehouse Goods Art Prints arrive unframed. Wall tapestries have clean hemmed edges, and Art Puzzles come in multiple piece counts.
Canvas Collection
Water- and bank-led artwork on gallery-wrapped Canvas with hanging hardware included. Eligible works are also available as archival paper giclées for your own frame.
Lakehouse Goods
Appalachian woodland artwork on archival matte Art Prints, clean-hemmed wall tapestries, and Art Puzzles in multiple piece counts.
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Make room for something wild.
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Before you order
Practical details, clearly answered.
How do the Canvas Collection and Lakehouse Goods differ?
The Canvas Collection includes water-, bank-, and place-led artwork on ready-to-hang gallery-wrapped Canvas; selected works are also available as paper giclées. Lakehouse Goods includes Appalachian woodland artwork on archival matte Art Prints, wall tapestries, and Art Puzzles.
Which wildlife artworks are available as paper giclées?
Many Canvas Collection wildlife works have an exact paper giclée product, including the bass, turtle, heron, crawfish, shaded-bank, and woodpecker works linked on this page. See the Wildlife Giclée Art Prints page for the current paper selection.
How is a Lakehouse Goods Art Print different from a paper giclée?
They belong to different artwork collections and use different paper products. Goods Art Prints use smooth 230 gsm archival matte paper and begin at $19. Canvas Collection giclées use smooth matte Hahnemühle Bamboo 290 paper with archival inks and begin at $39. Both arrive unframed.
What arrives ready to hang?
Gallery-wrapped Canvas arrives ready to hang. Paper giclées and Goods Art Prints arrive unframed. Wall tapestries have clean hemmed edges, but hanging rods, hooks, and other mounting hardware are not included.
How do I find the right size?
Use the Wall Art Size Finder for recommended sizes, exact prices, and direct shopping links based on your room and available wall space. The room images above show mood and relative scale; they are not measurements of your wall.
Are the works based on real places and observations?
Rachel's fishing days, photography, field notes, and close observation inform the work. Great Blue Heron on Lake Keowee names an exact place; other artworks bring together observed habitat details without claiming one named location.
