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Some giants aren’t meant to fall.
Located on Johns Island, South Carolina, the Angel Oak is estimated to be 400–500 years old. Standing 65 feet tall with branches that stretch wide enough to shade over 17,000 square feet, it’s huge and utterly gorgeous. Its sprawling limbs hold their own kind of artwork, and in South Carolina, it’s illegal to cut down or alter these ancient oaks.
🎁 Bundle & Save: Spend $75 or more and save $10 automatically at checkout. I always suggest starting with What We Found Along the Way, because the stories are the heart of it all.
About the print
5x7: Printed on thick, textured matte paper with an eggshell finish, FSC certified. Digital press printing gives it softer definition and deep, rich color.
8x10 and larger: Giclée fine art print, made with 10 archival inks on acid-free archival matte paper with a smooth, neutral-white finish. Heavyweight 230 gsm paper, certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
Every print has a white border, is signed by me, and ships unframed.
Some giants aren’t meant to fall.
Located on Johns Island, South Carolina, the Angel Oak is estimated to be 400–500 years old. Standing 65 feet tall with branches that stretch wide enough to shade over 17,000 square feet, it’s huge and utterly gorgeous. Its sprawling limbs hold their own kind of artwork, and in South Carolina, it’s illegal to cut down or alter these ancient oaks.
🎁 Bundle & Save: Spend $75 or more and save $10 automatically at checkout. I always suggest starting with What We Found Along the Way, because the stories are the heart of it all.
About the print
5x7: Printed on thick, textured matte paper with an eggshell finish, FSC certified. Digital press printing gives it softer definition and deep, rich color.
8x10 and larger: Giclée fine art print, made with 10 archival inks on acid-free archival matte paper with a smooth, neutral-white finish. Heavyweight 230 gsm paper, certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
Every print has a white border, is signed by me, and ships unframed.
