Each Giclée-method print features Hahnemühle Bamboo 290: a smooth, matte finish fine art paper made with sustainable bamboo fiber. Available in 10 sizes with a minimum .5" margin for matting and framing purposes, enlargements and custom sizing are also available.
 
For foresters, properly felling a tree first requires the making of a well-placed, wedge-shaped “first cut” to help determine the precise direction in which the tree will fall.

These first cuts are the wood fragments Miller “gives new life to,” so to speak. A new life to those sole remnants of trees that once towered over us all. Maple, oak, beech, birch, cherry, ash, hemlock or white pine—each slice of wood was found by the artist on a rural New Hampshire roadside and then hand sanded, painted and polished—with no two melon sides alike.

When replicated using archival inks and paper, a curated selection of the artist’s original artworks is given a new perspective via photographs taken by American-born photographer Evan Winchell Miller.