Distinct Natural History in Art Form

Exact Details and Fit

Hand-Pressed Woodcut Print

Product Details

Material
100lb acid free paper
Size
18x24 inches
Type
Pine
Paint
High quality textured ink
Signed by artist
Ships in a sturdy tube
Frame sold separately

What arrives

One 18x24 inch hand-pressed woodcut print signed by Erik Linton

Connect with Nature in Your Space

Visual and Emotional Fit

Display framed or unframed as a botanical art piece in living, work, or study areas; handle with care to preserve ink texture.

Shipping and Returns

Delivery and Return Policies

Shipping

Ships in a sturdy tube. Supplier creates shipping label within 2 days. Shipping rates at checkout.

Returns

30 day returns accepted. No label fee. No restocking fee.
Big Cottonwood Canyon Tree Ring Print woodcut showing detailed pine tree rings in black ink on cream paper.

Quiet rings. Lasting presence.

A single pine cross-section, pressed in deep black on crisp white—time made visible.

From canyon to wall

Big Cottonwood, held still

One tree, one impression

Blank walls can feel transient and forgettable. The Big Cottonwood Canyon Tree Ring Print anchors a room with a calm, graphic center—an image that rewards a closer look. Its concentric growth rings suggest memory and pace, inviting slower moments around a table or along a hallway.

The room exhales

Drawn directly from a fallen pine’s roots, each hand-pressed print carries the canyon’s narrative without noise. Black ink on 100lb acid-free paper keeps the focus on proportion and texture. At 18x24, it lands with quiet confidence beside books, instruments, and everyday rituals.

For those who count seasons

Collectors and nature-minded homeowners who favor minimal, meaningful artwork and value an artist’s hand.

Where it lives

Hang above a console or desk to ground the space and invite conversation about place and time.
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About the Artist

Erik Linton’s Printmaking Craft

Linton Art Studio celebrates the beauty of one-of-a-kind, handcrafted art. Instead of digital downloads and machine prints, the maker practices traditional printmaking, pressing paper onto real wood cuts so every impression records the fine detail and true character of a tree—you can feel its texture when you touch it. After years refining this tactile woodcut process, the studio produces singular prints that connect people directly to nature. Based in Hyrum, Cache, UT, the work brings organic depth and quiet presence to contemporary interiors. Buyers should care because each piece is an authentic, human-made impression with subtle variations that make it unmistakably unique.
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Common Questions

FAQ

What are the dimensions?
The print measures 18x24 inches.
Is it an original hand press?
Yes, each piece is hand pressed by Erik Linton using the traditional woodblock method taken directly from the tree’s roots.
Does it come framed?
No, the frame is sold separately.
What paper and ink are used?
It’s printed on 100lb acid-free paper with high-quality textured ink.
How will it ship?
It ships signed by the artist in a sturdy tube.