There are lots of ways to make a relief print. These prints came from wood, rubber or linoleum blocks. Some are from multiple blocks and some are single block jigsaws.

Scroll to the bottom of the page for more information about how these prints are created.

New Hampshire November, color woodblock print
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
New Hampshire November, color woodblock print
$200
Evergreen View, color woodblock print
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
Evergreen View, color woodblock print
$200
Hand-pulled woodblock print of a snowy forest by artist Hannah Phelps
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
Winter Birch, jigsaw woodblock print
$225—$375
Snow in the woods of New Hampshire on a sunny day by artist Hannah Phelps
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
Winter Shadows, jigsaw woodblock print
$225—$375
Woodblock print of a wave by New England artist Hannah Phelps
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
Wave in Green and Blue, color woodblock print
$250—$350
Print of a golden retriever on playing on the New England coast by artist Hannah Phelps
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
Life on the Edge, jigsaw reduction print
$125
A jigsaw block print of a marsh in Maine
Hannah Phelps Fine Art
Marsh Spring, jigsaw print
$150—$295
Soft, rubbery material is easy to cut into jigsaw shapes for relief prints.
Each color needs a separate roller.
Ink is applied to smaller pieces of the block before they are rejoined for printing.

Select prints are available framed and ready to hang in your home, office or cottage.