Lake David in Oscoda County, Michigan covers approximately 87.5 acres and reaches a maximum depth of 11.0 feet.

Whether you prefer a canvas print or a layered laser-cut bathymetric map, both versions of the Lake David design use my own original artwork developed from real sonar depth readings taken from the lake.

Canvas prints are offered in 5×7, 8×10, and 11×14 sizes, with the option to add a black floating frame for a finished, gallery-ready look suitable for any wall display.

Built from six laser-cut and engraved layers based on real sonar data, the bathymetric map is framed in a black floating frame. It is also available with backlighting, which casts a warm glow through the layered depth contours.

Each piece is made in-house from start to finish — from the original design through the laser cutting, staining, and final assembly — with help from my son Noah when needed.

*Depth marker placements shown in the preview may be refined in the final design to create the best overall appearance. Sundling Road watermarks may appear in preview images, but they will not be included on the final product.