Large-Scale Prints
Hand-carved woodcut relief prints, printed on the big tuna press with big ink prints
Labellum - 2025
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Labellum - woodblock relief print - AP, 2025
Printed with Big Ink at New Impressions Print Studio in April 2025, this 30" by 40" woodblock print is a fantastical representation of the relationship between native orchids and fungi. The term “Labellum” describes an orchid’s uniquely adapted petal that serves as a landing platform for pollinators.
Availability
Original prints available - one framed and one unframed. Local pickup or delivery available.
Limited Edition of 50 - 18 x 24 inch giclée prints available. $175 each, not including framing or shipping.
Larger scale giclée prints available upon request. All reproductions are printed by Riverside Art.
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Symbiosis - 2023
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Symbiosis - woodblock relief print - AP, 2023
Printed with Big Ink at The Boston Center for the Arts in May of 2023, this 36" by 48" woodblock print is a celebration of our symbiotic relationship with the natural world. It is a reminder of our ability to make that relationship mutually beneficial by supporting native biodiversity.
Availability
Original print sold.
Limited Edition of 50 - 18 x 24 inch giclée prints available. $175 each, not including framing or shipping.
Larger scale giclée prints available upon request. All reproductions are printed by Riverside Art.
Please email aurora.goodland@gmail.com to inquire.
Freedive - 2021
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Freedive - woodblock relief print - AP, 2021
Printed with Big Ink at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth, NH in August of 2021, this 36" by 48" woodblock print invites the viewer into the moment of impact as an Osprey breaks the surface of the water. The fish have a personified presence, adding a layer of humor and contemplation to this predator-prey interaction.
Availability
There is one available original of this print.
Limited Edition of 50 18 x 24 inch giclée prints available. $175, not including framing or shipping.
Larger scale giclée prints available upon request. All reproductions are printed by Riverside Art.
Please email aurora.goodland@gmail.com to inquire.
Reduction Prints
Multi-layer color woodcut prints carved and printed by hand
Grass Eel - Edition of 10, 2026
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Grass Eel
Reduction woodcut print - Edition of 10 2026, 12x16 in
Printed by hand on Somerset Satin Paper
This 3-color reduction print celebrates the migration of the endangered American Eel. These fish drift as larvae from the Sargasso Sea where they breed, through the eelgrass beds and salt marshes as glass eels, to live their adult life as yellow eels in freshwater rivers/ponds, before returning to sea to repeat the cycle with the next generation. They embody the connection between all of these drastically different ecosystems, and therefore encourage us to consider the truth that nothing occurs in isolation.
By titling this piece "Grass Eel", I aim to recognize the humble grasses for supporting life. While the eel literally and symbolically connects these ecosystems, the grasses are their foundation.
From left to right: common eelgrass (Zostera marina) with bay scallops and Atlantic blue crab; salt marsh grass (Spartina alterniflora) with a salt marsh snail and Atlantic ribbed mussels; tape grass (Vallisneria spiralis) with a chain pickerel fish, pickerel frog and dragonfly nymph.
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Original prints are still available.
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Northern My(co)tis - Edition of 8, 2026
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Northern My(c)otis
Reduction woodcut print - Edition of 8, 2026, 8x10 in
Printed by hand on Somerset Satin Paper
This 4-color 8 by 10 inch reduction print centers the endangered Northern Long-Eared Bat, whose populations suffer from a parasitic fungus described as White Nose Syndrome. Ironically, a different parasitic fungus originating from Japan is being considered as a control for the invasive Spongy Moth, also featured in this composition.
The inclusion of chanterelle mushrooms as well alludes to the positive relationship between these fungi and oak trees.
These contrasting ecological phenomenon of parasitic and mutualistic fungi, invasive and native fauna, inspire us to consider the complexities of nature. Additionally, it is encourages contemplation of the ethics of introducing another parasitic fungi species to manage an invasive species.
Availability
Original prints are still available.
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Diamondback - Edition of 12, 2026
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Diamondback
Reduction woodcut print - Edition of 12, 2026, 6x8 in
Printed by hand on Somerset Satin paper.
This 6-color reduction print considers the ecological significance of the endangered Northern Diamondback Terrapin. Salt marsh snails, a favorite food choice for diamondbacks and also native to our region, can overgraze salt marsh grass if populations are not managed by predation.
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Original prints are still available.
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Sala(wo)mander - Edition of 10, 2026
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Sala(wo)mander
Reduction woodcut print - Edition of 10, 2026, 8x10 in
Printer by hand on Masa paper
This 3-color reduction print contemplates gender dynamics between red backed salamanders, one of the most abundant vertebrate species in northeastern forests. Females are generally larger, with thicker tails and rounder snouts compared to males. Females also decide which male salamanders to mate with. In this print, the female is looking down at the male to signify that she is in control.
Availability
Original prints are still available.
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Ricebird - Edition of 6, 2025
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Ricebird
Reduction woodcut print - Edition of 6, 2025, 8x10 in
Printed by hand on Somerset Satin paper
During their 12,000 mile roundtrip migration, Bobolinks feed on rice and other grains, often being considered an agricultural pest and coining their nickname, “Ricebird”. Now with declining populations, farmers throughout the Northeast are encouraged to delay mowing until later in the season to help preserve critical breeding areas for these ground-nesting birds.
Availability
Original prints are still available.
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