A One-of-a-Kind Black Hills Woodcut Print

Own a Unique Tree Ring Record

Detailed Craftsmanship and Materials

Exact Product Details and Fit

Material
100lb acid free paper
Size
18x24 inches
Type
Pine
Ink
High quality textured ink
Signed
Yes, by artist Erik Linton
Shipping
Ships in sturdy tube

What arrives

One signed original woodcut print, 18x24 inches, shipped in a sturdy tube.

A Visual Story for Nature Lovers

Who It Speaks To

Frame and hang the print in a location where its details can be appreciated up close.

Careful Shipping and Returns

Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Ships in a sturdy tube. Shipping rates vary; see checkout for estimates.

Returns

30 day returns. No label fee. No restocking fee.
Black Hills South Dakota Woodcut print showing detailed tree rings in black ink on white paper, signed original

Rings of memory

A quiet circle of years from the Black Hills, inked with care and space to breathe.

From stump to story

Black Hills, held on paper

Singular by hand

Walls crave meaning, not noise. The Black Hills South Dakota Woodcut Print brings a measured rhythm—growth rings and weathered checks that read like a diary. Its 18x24 scale anchors a room without shouting, and the signed impression carries the artist’s hand. What you see is time made visible.

Calm that draws you closer

In living rooms, studios, and halls, people gather around stories. This handmade tree ring print offers one told in patient lines, each year nested inside the next. The monochrome palette slips easily into existing art, yet the origin—Black Hills pine—gives it a place in the world. It becomes a conversation you return to.

For those who read the grain

A collector who favors authentic, signed work; nature-minded homeowners; anyone building a pared-back wall with a single, anchoring piece.

Place and presence

Hang the 18x24 signed print in a calm focal spot—over a console, desk, or mantel—where its rings can be read up close.
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Erik Linton's Craft

Meet the Maker

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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Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an original or a digital reproduction?
It’s a handmade woodcut print, signed by the artist—not a machine-printed reproduction.
What are the dimensions?
The sheet size is 18x24 inches.
What paper and ink are used?
It’s printed on 100lb acid‑free paper with high‑quality textured ink.
Does it arrive framed?
No, it ships unframed in a sturdy tube. The artist can share framing suggestions on request.
Can I request a different color or size?
Yes. The artist welcomes custom color and paper size requests—just send a message.