Artwork by Rachel Stepek
Kentucky Lake Art
Kentucky water, native plants, fish, birds, and woodland animals appear across Canvas, paper giclées, Art Prints, wall tapestries, and Art Puzzles.
Largemouth Bass in Sunlit Water
Four Kentucky waters
Kentucky water looks different from one lake or river to the next.
Laurel River Lake
The lake is 19.2 miles long, but its coves and fingers add up to 206 miles of shoreline. Sandstone remains visible beneath the green water.
Lake Cumberland
Wolf Creek Dam turned the Cumberland River into a lake with more than 1,000 miles of shoreline. Broad crossings make wind and weather easy to see.
Dale Hollow
The world-record smallmouth bass was caught here in 1955, and the reservoir is known for clear water and rocky banks.
Rockcastle River
A 15.9-mile stretch is designated a Kentucky Wild River, and Rockcastle Narrows runs between cliffs reaching 100 feet high.
Place facts: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — Laurel, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — Cumberland, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, and U.S. Forest Service.
Ochre sandstone, creek stones, fish, and plant matter remain visible near the bank. In deeper water, green, blue, and shadow take over.
Leaves, dark banks, open sky, and late sun shift as the boat, wind, and viewing angle change.
Runoff darkens soil and stone, fills small creeks and waterfalls, and changes what is visible where the forest meets the lake.
Available artwork
Shop Kentucky water, wildlife, and forest art.
Canvas Collection artwork is available on Canvas and, where offered, as paper giclées. Lakehouse Goods artwork is available as Art Prints, wall tapestries, and Art Puzzles.
The Canvas Collection
Kentucky water, native plants, fish, and remembered places on ready-to-hang gallery-wrapped Canvas. Selected artworks are also offered as unframed archival paper giclées.
High Top Evening DaisiesLast light, open water, and daisies near High Top Boat Ramp.View the canvas print →
Where the Rain Runs InRain-dark forest, sandstone, and water entering the lake edge.View the canvas print →
Beneath Ancient LeavesUmbrella magnolia, layered green shade, and the life beneath the canopy.View the canvas print →
Lakehouse Goods
Appalachian birds and woodland animals among roots, fungi, leaves, and the forest floor, available as unframed archival matte Art Prints, wall tapestries, and Art Puzzles.
Carolina Wren in the Beech RootsA small brown bird among pale roots, copper leaves, ferns, and woodland vines.View the Art Print →
Opossum on the Mossy LogVirginia opossum, lichen, fungi, oak leaves, moss, and pale forest light.View the wall tapestry →
Chipmunk Under the SassafrasEastern chipmunk, glowing sassafras leaves, ferns, fungi, and weathered branches.View the Art Puzzle →
Artwork in a room
See the artwork at room scale.
Compare gallery-wrapped Canvas, paper giclées shown framed, and wall tapestries in different rooms. Frames, mats, and furnishings are not included unless a product page says otherwise.
Practical help
A few practical answers.
Which wall art arrives ready to hang?
Gallery-wrapped Canvas from the Canvas Collection arrives ready to hang. Paper giclées and Lakehouse Goods Art Prints arrive unframed, so you can choose the frame and mat.
What is the difference between a paper giclée and a Lakehouse Goods Art Print?
Paper giclées reproduce selected Canvas Collection artwork with archival inks on Hahnemühle Bamboo 290 paper. Lakehouse Goods Art Prints feature different artwork on smooth 230 gsm archival matte paper. Both arrive unframed.
Can I buy every artwork as Canvas, a paper print, or a wall tapestry?
Available products vary by artwork. Each product page lists the current sizes and product choices for that piece.
How do Lakehouse Goods wall tapestries arrive?
They arrive with clean hemmed edges. Hanging hardware is not included.
Kentucky water and woods
Shop both artwork collections.
Choose ready-to-hang Canvas or a paper giclée from the Canvas Collection, or Art Prints, wall tapestries, and Art Puzzles from Lakehouse Goods.