Canadian artist Dave Danchuk saws through wood and transforms it into art. A self-taught scrollsaw artist, Danchuk cuts up countless small pieces of wood, hand-paints them and glues them together to form the finished work. His art emits a dazzling intensity because no two neighboring pieces are the same shade. Becoming enamored with color during a trip to Cuba, Danchuk derives inspiration from Alex Grey and Salvador Dali.

The Giclee printing process uses a sophisticated digital printer to deliver a fine stream of ink on archival paper, producing a museum-quality art print that is highly detailed and rich in color.