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U.S. states & cities / Digital laser-cut files

A place.A story.

Landmarks, landscapes and familiar places, made in layers. Choose a digital design for state-shaped wall art or a detailed Washington street map.

Digital files · Make it with your own material

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31 designs

Alabama to Connecticut

State outlines and regional scenes.

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Florida to North Carolina

Coasts, cities and countryside, arranged alphabetically.

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Oregon to Wisconsin

Two different Texas designs sit alongside the other state scenes.

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A closer look at Washington.

A street-map design with roads and waterways, separate from the state silhouette above.

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Before you make it

From outline
to wall art.

Choose a composition, plan the colors and keep the smallest details in mind.

Choose the scene.

Some designs use a state outline; others use a rectangular frame or street-map composition. Texas has separate landmark and countryside designs.

Plan the cut.

At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. The full layout can be larger. Check the design’s intended material and any changes after resizing.

Keep the layers clear.

Choose colors that separate the foreground, buildings and background. Test narrow bridges and small details before cutting the whole design.

A few things
to know.

Is this a complete set of all 50 states?

No. This collection contains the individual designs shown here. Open a design to check its current file package; a complete all-state bundle is not implied.

Are these geographical maps?

Most designs are decorative scenes using a state outline or a frame. Washington Street Map uses a road and water pattern. These are wall-art projects, not survey or navigation maps.

Why are there two Texas designs?

The landmark version focuses on buildings and city shapes. The countryside version shows a rider and an open rural landscape. They are separate compositions with separate design pages.

Are frames, paint or wooden pieces included?

These are digital files. You provide the material, finish and any mounting hardware. Images show examples of how the finished artwork can look.

Which file formats and thicknesses can I use?

Check the individual design page for its formats and material guidance. Resizing changes every cutout and any slots or tabs; test a small section before the full cut.

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