Den Designs is launching a four-season collaborative project featuring photographers from Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and the Yukon.

Each season, selected photographs are transformed into live edge wood prints and released as a curated collection.

The first collection — Spring — is here.

Erin Holm of Den Designs has transferred striking spring images from each region onto live edge slabs, creating handcrafted pieces that celebrate western and northern landscapes. Only one medium and one large will be available per photographer, per season — each piece a true one of one.

Built as a genuine artist collaboration, this project supports photographers while bringing their work to life in a new and tangible form through handcrafted wood art.

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Four Seasons: Spring (SK) — Craig Hilts

Image description
Captured in Saskatchewan, the crocus, a true sign of spring.

Photographer bio
Craig Hilts is an award-winning photographer based in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, known for his captivating work under the banner of Prairie Fire Photography. He specializes in capturing the raw beauty of nature, particularly the dramatic landscapes, wild weather, and unique wildlife of Saskatchewan. Hilts travels over 30,000 kilometers annually, seeking out breathtaking moments to create high-definition art, often using innovative aluminum metal prints to bring his images to life. His passion for photography began after witnessing a lightning strike at the age of twelve, and he has since dedicated his life to capturing the essence of Saskatchewan's natural phenomena.