Field Studies Vol. III: The Rare Ones (Set of Four Printable Art Prints)

The series turns to the trees that almost aren't here. Four letterpress portraits of the rarest trees on Earth: the last wild kaikōmako on a sea cliff in New Zealand, Wood's cycad, a single clone found in 1895 and known as the loneliest plant in the world, the solitary palm of Curepipe, the last individual of its kind, and the Wollemi pine, a living fossil hidden in an Australian canyon until 1994.

Each print is pressed, not typeset. Layered riso inks, chewed edges, worn type, and honest paper grain, in the same hand as Volumes I and II. Below each study, a quiet caption gives the tree its name, its place, and the number that makes you hold your breath.

What you get, instantly, by download:

• Four 18 x 24 art prints as high resolution JPGs, sized to frame beautifully at 18 x 24, 12 x 16, or 9 x 12
• A single print-at-home PDF of all four, ready for any print shop

Print one, or hang all four in a row and let people ask about them. Every one of these trees is still alive. That's the good part of the story.