• Radiant Birches card features a linoleum block print design by award-winning artist Natalia Wohletz of Peninsula Prints of Mackinac Island and Milford, Michigan.
  • Radiant Birches is a linoleum block print design by award-winning artist Natalia Wohletz of Peninsula Prints of Mackinac Island and Milford, Michigan.
  • Radiant Birches card features a linoleum block print design by award-winning artist Natalia Wohletz of Peninsula Prints of Mackinac Island and Milford, Michigan.
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Peninsula Prints

Radiant Birches – blank greeting card

$4.50 USD
$4.50 USD
The Radiant Birches card features a block print by award-winning artist Natalia Wohletz of Peninsula Prints, Milford & Mackinac Island, Mich. The design spotlights a Michigan native Paper Birch tree with the sun rising behind it.  

 

Description:

A6 (4.625" x 6.25").  Blank inside.  Matching envelopes.  Individual cards are packaged in recyclable clear cello bag. Boxed sets of 6 are packaged in a recycled kraft box with clear opening. Made, printed and assembled in Michigan.  Made from true white 80 lb. recycled, archival, vellum Speckletone paper by French Paper Mill in Niles, Mich.  100% recycled. Acid free and manufactured without the use of Chlorine.  

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 award-winning prints have been featured in ArtPrize and juried art exhibitions throughout Michigan.  She won the Grand Prize in the 2019 Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Island Art Museum and four of her commissioned pieces are on exhibit in the Michigan Supreme Court's Hall of Justice.  For every card and original print sold, Natalia makes a donation to support the arts and environmental initiatives in Michigan.