Limited Edition Prints

Our limited edition prints are released with a limit on the number of times the reproduction will be made and sold, this ensures that each print will hold its value as a collectable investment. Each limited edition print is printed in your choice of either textured or smooth museum quality paper stock using archival quality lightfast aqueous-based pigment inks, which are fade and light resistant for 80-120 years indoors. The print is colour proofed by the artist with the tones and colours of the original painting and each print is individually signed, dated and numbered at the base with edition number and title (for example 1/150). Under no circumstances will more prints be made for sale which guarantees you that there will only ever be a limited number of the print that you choose in circulation.

Exploring the Molesworth
Exploring the Molesworth

March 19, 2026

This year I am further exploring the Molesworth Station and St James area while I work on a collection of new paintings featuring the area. I've just returned from visiting another beautiful area in the Molesworth which reminded me how brutal it can be. So exposed with only Matagouri, rocks...

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Middle Gorge Hut, Mistake River, Godley Peaks Conservation Area
Middle Gorge Hut, Mistake River, Godley Peaks Conservation Area

March 01, 2026

Do you where Middle Gorge Hut is? I didn't before I saw it nestled in the mountains between the Cass and the Godley (near Lake Tekapo) on a topomap. At about 1240m and with big mountains towering...

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Evening at Woolshed Hill in Arthurs Pass
Evening at Woolshed Hill in Arthurs Pass

February 16, 2026

On a recent adventure to explore a little bit more of the Arthurs Pass area with the kids we did a couple of short walks to get a feel for the area. Early in the morning we started with Carroll Hut, and with the morning cloud lifting this was a lovely cool walk with great views towards Arthurs Pass and some very...

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St Arnaud Range Tarn above Parachute Rocks
St Arnaud Range Tarn above Parachute Rocks

January 31, 2026

After climbing to over 1700 meters past the Parachute Rocks, which gained their name from a parachute-shaped gravel scree slope to the north you will see a collection of mountain tarns below you from the ridgeline towards the east. This particular tarn is the furtherest to the south in the basin below feeding into Merry Stream, pictured here catching the early morning light with the Raglan Range beyond. Both the broadest and tiniest details are captured here...

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