Woodcut Prints

Stephen Huneck spends his days in his light-filled studio in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. To create a woodcut print, Stephen first draws the design in crayon, laying out the prospective shapes and colors. He then takes a wooden board and carves away all areas that will not be printed. The result is a series of carved blocks, one for each color in the print.

One wall of the studio is completely covered with the collection of chisels that Stephen uses to hand-carve each block of wood for his wood-cut prints.

After a block has been inked with its respective color, acid-free, archival paper is laid onto the block and it is hand-pulled through our press at Dog Mountain. The finished wood-cut is a unique piece of original art, each one slightly different from the rest. All of Stephen Huneck's woodcut prints are limited editions, numbered and hand-signed.

Most woodcut prints are offered with black, yellow or chocolate Labs. Each print is available either unframed or framed in acid-free mats and an artist-designed frame of black painted ash or stained Vermont maple.