Conservation & Community Partnerships
Artwork for freshwater conservation, wildlife, and Kentucky communities
I paint lakes, rivers, forests, native wildlife, and reflected light across Kentucky and beyond. I welcome partnership inquiries from people caring for those places and species.
Why it fits
For projects rooted in place
I return to lakes, riverbanks, forests, and wildlife because close observation changes how I understand a place.
Original artwork can give conservation groups, fundraisers, and community organizations a visual focus for the landscapes and species they protect.
I consider a small number of partnerships, choosing projects with clear work around freshwater, wildlife, Kentucky ecology, or place-based community care.
Subjects and communities
Work I am open to hearing about
Partnership opportunities
Ways we might work together
Artwork donations for silent auctions or fundraising events
A lake or wildlife piece can support a fundraiser tied to conservation, water, regional identity, or community care.
Online benefit auctions
I consider selected artwork for online benefit auctions and seasonal giving campaigns connected to a specific place or conservation effort.
Conservation campaigns and public education
Artwork can draw attention to freshwater places, native wildlife, and the overlooked edges of a landscape.
Artwork and place-based storytelling
Artwork and writing can introduce a landscape, species, watershed, or local community through close visual detail.
Events connected to water, wildlife, or regional identity
I welcome inquiries from lake, river, wildlife, outdoor, arts, and Kentucky-centered events with a specific connection to the work.
Community projects grounded in the natural world
I also consider local projects shaped by care for natural places and the people who live near them.
About the work
Lake art with memory in it
Lakehouse Portrait Co. creates original artwork from freshwater landscapes, wildlife, reflected light, and time spent near the water. I work through observation and memory, paying attention to the small shifts of color and life along a bank, cove, creek, or shoreline.
Many pieces focus on stillness, layered color, and wildlife encountered in its habitat. Water, trees, banks, weather, and the species that belong there remain specific and visible.
Lakehouse Portrait Co. is based in Kentucky, with artwork and shipping available nationwide.
Partnership inquiries
Tell me about the place, people, or species involved
If your organization or event works with freshwater, wildlife, conservation, regional arts, or a Kentucky community, I would be glad to hear from you.
Please include your organization, event or project, timeline, and the kind of partnership you have in mind. I personally review each inquiry.