Raccoon

Description

"RACCOON"
Woodland Creature Woodcut Series
5.5" x 8.5" Woodcut on Arches Buff Lightweight Paper
Limited Edition of 50
Paul Roden & Valerie Lueth, 2006.
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This loveable, ruff-and-tumble "Raccoon" is a woodcut print in our first-ever collaborative print series: WOODLAND CREATURES.

This is NOT a digitally reproduced print. After drawing our original designs on birch plywood, we hand-carve the blocks. We print the finished woodblocks through a press onto paper in our living room printshop.

"Raccoon" is a limited edition of 50 prints. Each print in the edition is signed, titled and numbered. Prints are packaged in clear, resealable sleeves with coroplast backing (see pictures above for what print looks like packaged) Ready for gifting, propping up on a shelf, or safely transporting until framed!
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ABOUT THE WOODLAND CREATURES:
Our “Woodland Creature” print series includes 27 different woodcut prints of forest/woodland animals—all designed, cut, and hand-printed by us! To view the 26 other prints in the series, visit our store listings. The finished grouping debuted @ TAG Art Gallery in Nashville in December of 2007.
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FRAMING OPTION:
We can also affordably and archivally frame your purchase. Our frames are all custom built from Pennsylvanian hardwoods (cherry, oak, walnut, maple). We offer natural finishes and gallery-style white lacquered maple (very contemporary) and black lacquered oak. If you are interested in this option, just drop us a note!
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SHIPPING INFO:
We use the good ‘ol USPS for most orders. For more information about shipping, please visit our profile page (above, right)

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Added on Nov 30, 2009