Orders are mailed within 2-4 business days of purchase. I am a one person business who still works a regular day job. Your patience is appreciated.

No returns accepted, only exchanges for damaged products. Email me with photos for order problems, and I will work to resolve it promptly to the best of my ability.

Yes, through the United States Postal Service.

Please be aware that international orders may take longer to arrive due to customs checks. Shipping prices are determined by the weight of the item and destination. Please be aware that international shipping may incur additional custom charges.

Unfortunately I am not able to offer local pickup at this time.

All prints are original block prints, hand-carved and fixed in size. No digital reproductions are made, so prints cannot be resized.

Yes, please feel free visit my commission page for more information.

A reduction linocut is a printmaking technique where a single linoleum block is used to create multiple layers of color by carving away the block after each layer is printed. This process results in a final print with multiple colors, achieved through a sequential reduction of the linoleum block.

An open edition in printmaking refers to prints that are not limited to a specific number of copies. These prints can be reproduced and sold without any predetermined limit, allowing for potentially unlimited copies to be made. Open edition prints do not typically carry a numbered or signed designation, and they are often more affordable compared to limited edition prints.

If the print is labeled as "limited edition," it will not be restocked. For non-limited edition prints, I typically do 2 or 3 reprint editions per year due to time constraints and demand.

If a print recently sold out, it may take a few months before it's restocked. Follow my Instagram page for updates on restocks, or add yourself to my newsletter I announce print drops there.

A limited edition refers to a set number of original prints created from a hand-carved design, with no further prints produced after the edition is complete. Each print is numbered, titled, and signed by the artist. The edition number is shown as a fraction on the lower left hand side of the print, with the number above the slash indicating the individual print number and the number below the slash indicating the total prints in the series, such as 25/100.

My prints typically fit into standard size stock frames to make framing easy and cost-effective. I recommend using acid-free matting, UV-protective glass, and a frame material that complements the print's style.

Avoid dry mounting or adhesives on the print, handle with clean hands, and hang in a location away from direct sunlight, humidity, and extreme temperature changes.

I feel committed to supporting the community through artwork donation, volunteer work, and non-profit commissions. However, I also work a full-time job, and find myself with limited capacity and scheduling constraints. I am only able to accommodate a certain number of non-profit commissions each year.

If you are interested in inquiring about a non-profit commission or donation request, please reach out via email. I review each inquiry on a case-by-case basis and do my best to accommodate as many projects as possible. Thank you for your understanding.