Adam Pitt is a Woodcut Printmaker who spent decades navigating life as a corporate manager for a Fortune 500 company, while he simultaneously worked as an undercover artist. Pitt's work often uses a unique printing method called intaglio woodcut. Carved lines and the natural patterns of the wood grain can be inked in intaglio while the surface is still inked in relief. What traditionally would be referred to as a "white line" woodcut can now create endless color options in both line and shape. Adam visits and studies art at museums around the world and takes inspiration from many different forms of Western, Eastern and Regional Art. Pitt has created over 500 unique woodcut prints and often makes many variations using different papers and techniques.