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Nature's Pencil
$12.00
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Nature's Pencil
$12.00
Print Club
As a member of Nature’s Pencil Print Club, each month, you will receive one 5x7 print by artist Matthew Morrocco, and a personalized letter with seasonal notes — movie recommendations, recipes, decoration ideas, and playlists — to excite your creative senses.
How it Works
- Monthly Subscribers can join or cancel at any time. If you wish to cancel, please remember to do so before the 21st of the month. Unfortunately, refunds cannot be offered once your billing cycle has renewed.
- Monthly subscriptions renew automatically on the 21st of each month.
- Yearly Print Club subscriptions can be cancelled but unfortunately not refunded once you begin receiving prints.
- Shipping is included in the price !
- Print Club orders are sent with regular postage via USPS and therefore do not include tracking information.
- Print Club Orders will ship on or as close to the first of each month as possible. I will update my social media (instagram and tiktok) on ship day.
- Please allow up to 7 business days after ship day for US orders to arrive, and up to 21 business days for International orders.
- Orders placed between the 1st and 21st day of each month will receive the following month’s print. Orders will be shipped the first week of each month. For Example, if you order your print on January 21st, your print will be sent out by February 1st. Orders Placed on the 22nd will be sent a print the month after. For example, if Jeremy orders on January 22nd, his first print will be sent during the first week of March. And his first recurring order charge will be on March 21st.
About the Title
About the Title
Nature’s Pencil refers to the first ever commercially published book to be illustrated with photographs called The Pencil of Nature by scientist and inventor Henry Fox Talbot. The phrase, “the pencil of nature” is a metaphor for photography’s ability to “draw with light.”
Published in 1844, the Pencil of Nature describes one of the earliest photographic processes and is regarded as the most influential book in the history of Photography. The Metropolitan Museum of Art writes that it was "a milestone in the art of the book greater than any since Gutenberg’s invention of moveable type.”
