Hand-signed, nature-rooted woodcut prints

Exact Details and Fit

Material and Size

Print Specifications

Paper
100lb acid-free paper
Size
18x24 inches each
Ink
High quality textured ink
Type of wood
Cedar (Alaska), Pine (Yellowstone and Grand Tetons)
Print style
Handmade woodcut print
Signed by
Erik Linton
Packaging
Sturdy shipping tube

What arrives

Set of three signed woodcut tree ring art prints, each 18x24 inches

Art with Regional Character

Where It Belongs

Unroll prints carefully from tube and frame or display as preferred.

Delivery and Returns

Shipping and Returns

Ships securely in a sturdy tube; see checkout for rates and estimates.

Ships quickly contained in a protective tube; exact rates available at checkout.

Returns accepted within 30 days; no restocking or label fees.

Full refund offered if not satisfied; returns accepted within 30 days with no restocking or label fees.
Set of three 18x24 tree ring woodcut prints from Alaska, Yellowstone, and Grand Tetons by lintonart

Rings that remember

Three quiet stories from Alaska, Yellowstone, and the Tetons—inked on generous 18x24 paper, each one signed and singular.

Place and time, pressed

Grand Tetons, Alaska, Wyoming—on your wall

One tree, one print

Walls can feel finished yet forgettable. The Grand Tetons, Alaska & Yellowstone Tree Ring Prints bring character without noise—graphic, elemental, and deeply calm. Each handmade woodcut carries the growth rings, fractures, and pauses of a specific fallen cedar or pine, so the trio reads like a conversation rather than a match set.

Nature in quiet black and white

At 18x24 each, the set anchors a room the way a window does—clear, steady, and human-scaled. Signed by the artist and shipped in a sturdy tube, they arrive ready for the frames you choose, and they keep telling their story long after the first glance.

For homes that collect moments

Someone who returns to wild places and wants that sense of time—measured in rings and seasons—living above the sofa, the desk, or the dining table.

How it lives at home

Hang the trio in a clean row over a credenza or stagger them down a hallway to guide the eye from room to room.
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Crafted By Erik Linton

Maker’s Approach

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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Customer Questions Answered

FAQs

What exactly comes in the set?
Three individual handmade woodcut prints—Alaska cedar, Yellowstone pine, and Grand Tetons pine—each measuring 18x24 inches.
Are these machine reproductions?
No. Each piece is an original handmade woodcut print and is signed by the artist.
Do frames come with the prints?
Frames are not included; the artist does not currently ship framed pieces due to damage risk.
Can I request a different size or color?
Yes. The artist is happy to customize color and paper size by request.
How are the prints shipped?
They ship quickly in a sturdy tube to protect the 100lb acid‑free paper during transit.