Lift the meadow away and the world keeps going, layer after layer, all the way down to the glow.

This voxel art poster, Geologic Record, cuts a block out of a tiny blocky world, so you see a snowy peak, a lake and a forest on top and every band of rock beneath, down to a glowing molten cavern. Its thick matte paper makes it a calm, curious piece for anyone who loves building worlds out of cubes or reading the layers of the earth.

The design: a world sliced open, from snowy summit to bedrock

The block floats at an angle against a soft slate-gray backdrop, built from voxels, little 3D cubes that give every rock and tree a chunky, hand-stacked look. On its top face a snow-capped peak rises at the left above a blue lake with stepped shores, and a green meadow spreads to the right with round leafy trees and dark conifers. A dirt path winds through the grass, where tiny blocky figures walk beside a small cart, and a crate sits nearby.

The two cut sides reveal what lies underneath. Bands of cream, tan, ochre, rust and maroon rock stack up like the pages of a book, with root-like drips hanging from one layer into the next. Partway down, a hollow burns molten orange, with tiny trees and a little cart caught in its light, and bright lava cracks run down the right face toward dark charcoal bedrock at the base.

The name Geologic Record fits the idea: geologists read rock layers as a timeline, and this picture lets you read one too, from the quiet meadow at the top to the heat deep below. It feels calm and curious rather than dramatic, a little diorama of a living landscape that rewards a slow look.

Square matte prints that keep every rock layer clear

• Five square sizes to choose from: 10″×10″ (25.4 × 25.4 cm), 12″×12″ (30.5 × 30.5 cm), 14″×14″ (35.6 × 35.6 cm), 16″×16″ (40.6 × 40.6 cm) or 18″×18″ (45.7 × 45.7 cm)
• Enhanced Matte Paper weighing 189 g/m², with a no-shine finish that keeps lamp and window glare off the glowing cavern
• Thick 10.3 mil paper that feels solid in your hands
• 94% opacity keeps the charcoal bedrock solid, while 104% ISO brightness lets the snowcap and the lava cracks shine
• Paper sourced from Japan
• Sent without a frame and printed to order

Who it's for

Voxel and isometric art fans, players who love blocky game worlds, rock hounds, earth-science teachers and anyone who likes a picture with layers to explore. It sits well above a desk, on a shelf, in a game room, a classroom or a kid's bedroom, and makes a fun pick for a birthday, a science-minded graduate or a new apartment.

Quick answers

Does it come from an actual game?

No, the art is RaZits' own, drawn in a voxel style, the chunky 3D-cube look many building games share. The picture shows no game logo or character, only land, rock, water and a molten glow.

Is it an accurate geology diagram?

No, it is art rather than a science chart. The rock bands, roots and glowing cavern are imagined, though reading a landscape from top to bottom is exactly what real geologists do with rock strata.

Why only square sizes?

The block is composed to sit in a square, so every size shows the same full scene, from the snowy peak to the shadow under the bedrock, with nothing cropped. The smallest suits a shelf or a narrow nook; the largest can hold a wall on its own.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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