New Whitefish Trail Design by Tarek Prints
Nov 24, 2025
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We are thrilled to announce that we have partnered with local Whitefish artist and printmaker Tarek Penser on a new Whitefish Trail design project. Tarek makes watercolor painted linocut prints inspired by nature that are hand carved, hand pressed and hand painted in small batches making each and every one unique.
Unframed hand-printed originals, as well as digital prints, are available for pre-order starting today on our website. We will only have 20 hand-printed originals and 50 digital prints available for this holiday season, so get yours while the first run lasts!
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