How a scattered studio
became a room.
Not a case study. A narrative. Scroll.
Four platforms. No sleep. A painter who wasn't painting.
WordPress for the gallery. A bolted-on print shop that shipped nothing on its own. Squarespace for the Airbnb studio. Mailchimp for a collector list that hadn't been touched in a year.
Every sale required a manual invoice. Every print required a phone call. Every studio visit required a spreadsheet. The website was a second job — and it wasn't a good one.
One room. Every wall built on purpose.
Editorial presentation with fullscreen zoom, curated series, real provenance.
Collector CRM, orders, refunds, alerts, waitlists, promotions — one dashboard, no exports.
Commissions intake, studio-visit booking, print-on-demand fulfillment. Hands-off.
The first believer.
Ron said yes when Artist Growth System was a promise on a napkin. Three weeks later, his studio was live at marchelletta.art — twenty-three originals catalogued, prints shipping worldwide untouched, an Airbnb studio-visit engine booking weekends out.
"It finally feels like the website belongs to the art, not the other way around."— Ron Anthony Marchelletta
The Flagship Collection — quietly.
Leopard in Light and Shade
Bull Elk, Autumn Range
Grizzly on the Firehole
Wolf, First Snow
Marabou Sentinels
The Reckoning
Serpent in the ShallowsThe anchor of the roster. A body of traditional oil work assembled over decades, painted by hand, hung in real rooms. Announcement pending.
The room was built with this collection in mind — even before the ink was dry on the announcement. When it opens, the house will have a body of work with real museum-grade gravity at its anchor.
Representative works · not photographs of the collection
Marabou Sentinels
A pair of marabou storks holding a thorned acacia at midday — the stillness before the wind moves. Painted from field studies on linen, glazed in oil, and set in a hand-finished gilt frame chosen to match the rest of the room.
- Medium
- Oil on linen
- Dimensions
- 36 × 36 in · framed 44 × 44 in
- Framing
- Hand-finished gilt, linen liner
- Status
- Cataloguing · announcement pending
In-room rendering · representative of the finished hang
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The Reckoning
A Bengal tiger meets a charging Cape buffalo in the tall grass — the instant the hunt turns and neither animal will yield. Painted in the classical big-game tradition: heavy oils, warm ochres, and a composition that leans into the viewer.
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 36 × 48 in · framed 46 × 58 in
- Framing
- Ornate carved gilt, silver-linen liner (as pictured)
- Status
- Cataloguing · announcement pending
In-room rendering · representative of the finished hang
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Serpent in the Shallows
A jaguar and an anaconda locked in the black water of a cypress swamp — spray, moss, and the low green light of the rainforest floor. A landscape-format study in movement, painted with the same field-observed intensity as the rest of the room.
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 30 × 48 in · framed 38 × 56 in
- Framing
- Warm walnut wood with cream linen liner (as pictured)
- Status
- Cataloguing · announcement pending
In-room rendering · representative of the finished hang
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