Blank card featuring a linoleum block print design by Natalia Wohletz of Peninsula Prints. It's perfect for sending a personalized note or displayed in a frame. Blank greeting cards featuring the design are available individually, as a boxed set of six or as a customized set with a personal message inside.
Description: The print is inspired by Mackinac Island's Arch Rock, an iconic hunk of limestone was carved more than 10,000 years ago by waves from an ancient lake.
Card Options:
Individual and boxed set specifications: Blank inside. 4.5" x 6.75". Folded, deckled edge, elegant felt finish, soft white, 100% cotton, 80 lb. paper. Archival, acid-free paper. Packaged in a recyclable clear bag or Kraft paper box made from recycled materials. Printed in Michigan. Matching envelopes.
Customized card set specifications: Add a personal message inside to create announcements, invitations and/or thank you cards in celebration of weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and more. 4" x 5.5". Folded, classic watercolor texture art paper, off-white, 100 lb paper. FSC Certified Recycled Content, Green-e Certification, Made using 100% renewable energy sources. Printed in USA. White envelopes.
About the artist:
Draw. Carve. Print. Those are the three steps Michigan artist Natalia Wohletz takes to create linoleum block prints. After carving her first block in fall 2014, printmaking immediately became her passion. She enjoys exploring printmaking’s place on the border between art and craft, and the challenge of flipping traditional positive-negative space techniques when creating her work.
Natalia is inspired by Michigan's natural landscapes and wildlife. Many of her designs showcase scenes of Mackinac Island where she spent her childhood exploring the woods and lakeshore. Natalia's prints have been featured in ArtPrize and juried gallery exhibitions throughout Michigan. The artist's print, Trail Lookout, won first prize in the 2019 Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Island Art Museum.
For every card and original print sold, Natalia makes a donation to the Mackinac Island Community Foundation to support the arts and environmental initiatives.