MARIELLE LENTZ ART
27 1/2" X 39"
Acrylic on canvas
I want to be a gardener. I want flowers to be my second nature. Then, maybe, I’ll have something to say. Until then, you’ll have to watch me grow.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
Three blue tulips, standing together and doing their best impression of a family portrait. No one is quite sure who invited who, but they seem to be getting along just fine.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
Standing tall and soaking up the light, quietly enjoying its moment. A small reminder that sometimes there’s nowhere else to be and nothing else to do. Just stand in the light and enjoy it while it lasts.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
Two yellow tulips, giving each other a hug. The kind of closeness that doesn’t need much explanation. A little reminder that the sweetest kind of love can be found in simply leaning in.
9” X 12” Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
Two cats. Side by side. Deeply unimpressed. They’re not saying anything, but the silence is loud. Are they judging you, the room, or something more abstract like your life choices?
Drawn in rich oil pastel with layered color and quiet disapproval. It’s tender, a little dramatic, and weirdly perfect hung above your bed.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
A bird mid-flight, flowers in bloom. The air feels warm, the petals feel soft, and everything seems to be growing on schedule. There’s no fence, no rules. Just the kind of stillness that only happens when you're exactly where you're meant to be.
Let this lady watch over your wild things—what’s growing, what’s waiting, and what hasn’t sprouted yet.
12" X 9" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
These two have had it. The tiny tank, the weird castle, the flakes that taste like nothing—no thanks. They’re making a break for it—probably to open a crab shack or start a band. Something coastal.
Best hung wherever schemes are hatched: near a phone, a coffee maker, or that corner you stare at when you’re thinking about quitting your job.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
A bunny in a bow. She’s not trying to be cute, she just is, and she carries it with the serene confidence of someone who understands the true value of a quiet afternoon.
There’s nothing to discuss here—just stillness, softness, and a rabbit with a strong sense of personal style.
9” X 12” Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
There’s something about the way she walks—steady, knowing, like she’s been down this path a hundred times before. The sound of hooves on packed dirt, a barn light flickering on somewhere in the distance—like it knew you were coming.
For anyone who’s ever wanted to run away and live on a farm with no WiFi, this ones for you.
12" X 9" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
You know that feeling when it’s finally warm enough to leave the house without checking the weather 12 times? That’s this drawing. A small riot of spring flowers doing what they do best—leaning toward the sun and whispering secrets.
Soft, sun-washed colors. Hung on your wall, it’s like a warm summer breeze.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
Wrapped in green and quiet thought, balancing on the thin line between outburst and patience. There’s a decision dangling in the air, a silent question: Should I bask here for one more moment, or should I bite? No rushing allowed. Just watching, listening and knowing that staying still is the boldest move of all.
This piece hums with the gentle thrill of the pause before a leap. Whether you’re about to change everything or just enjoy a warm patch of light a little longer.
9" X 12" Fine Art Giclée Print
Printed on archival matte paper
You’ve seen this cat before. Probably on a stoop in Brooklyn somewhere, blinking slowly like she owns the place. She slips between brownstones and bodega alleys, always a little aloof, always a little late, but still the most reliable thing on the block.
She's part houseguest, part myth, part mayor. Put her on your wall and expect things to feel a little more observed.