Description

This hand-carved linocut print features a simple floral bloom framed within a clean, carved border. The composition is intentionally straightforward, with bold shapes and balanced negative space that give it a calm, graphic presence.

This is the first linocut I ever carved. While it began as an experiment in learning the tools and process, it ended up becoming a piece I kept coming back to — not because it feels like a rough draft, but because it quietly worked from the start. It’s one of the prints that gave me the push to continue carving and eventually open a place to purchase my prints.

The framed structure gives it a contained, almost emblem-like feel, while the bloom keeps it soft and organic. It sits somewhere between study and finished work — simple, intentional, and steady.

Each print is hand carved and hand printed, so slight variations in ink and texture make every piece subtly unique. A good fit for those who enjoy botanical minimalism, printmaking, clean graphic forms, and handmade art with a personal origin story.

**Materials: Printed on medium grain (98 lb) acid free white paper with speedball black oil based ink**

**Care: Handle with clean hands, frame using acid-free material, frame with a spacer between the print and glass, and display out of direct sunlight.**