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 your artwork remains an exclusive and collectable piece of New Zealand art. Printed on your choice of smooth or lightly textured museum-quality fine art paper, each reproduction uses archival-quality, lightfast aqueous pigment inks designed for exceptional longevity, with an expected indoor lifespan of 80–120 years indoors. Every print is personally colour-proofed by Michelle to ensure the tones, colours and fine details are faithfully reproduced and each artwork is then individually signed and dated by the artist and numbered as part of its edition – for example, 1/150. Once the full edition has been produced and sold, it will never be reproduced for sale again. You can therefore be confident that there will only ever be a limited number of each artwork available, making your print a distinctive and collectable piece of Michelle Bellamy's New Zealand art.

MEET THE ARTIST

​​For more than two decades, Michelle Bellamy has been painting full-time, building a reputation as a highly regarded New Zealand artist known for her distinctive, detailed landscapes and connection to the outdoors. That same dedication and pursuit of excellence that has shaped her career is evident in every painting. Michelle is constantly striving to capture not only the detail of a place, but its character, atmosphere and the feeling of being there. Her work is held in private collections throughout New Zealand and overseas, and she has completed significant works for Sir Robert Jones and Fish & Game New Zealand. Every artwork begins with a genuine connection to the landscape - places explored, remembered and experienced firsthand. When you purchase a Michelle Bellamy art print, you're not simply bringing a picture into your home, you're owning a carefully crafted piece of New Zealand landscape art created by an artist who has spent more than 20 years dedicated to her craft.

Mole Tops Tarns, Ella Range – Nelson Lakes National Park
Mole Tops Tarns, Ella Range – Nelson Lakes National Park

August 09, 2026

This painting is quite special, as it progresses it takes me back to the three-day, two-night summer adventure into the Mole Tops with the kids.
Our trip took us in via Watson Creek, heading into the Mole Tops before...

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Molesworth pines
Molesworth pines

August 01, 2026

You may have recently heard of the wilding pine problems around the country. Unfortunately the Molesworth has a fair dosing of this problem, there's a few dotted around the flatlands but once you get into the highcountry it becomes more apparent in areas. Some of these infections are from past windbreaks, some are from the neighbouring Leatham and some are seeding from...

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Birdcage Hut
Birdcage Hut

July 25, 2026

At a very early stage is Birdcage Hut, with the first heavy base layers laid down and the initial details emerging.
Situated towards the head of the Cass River near Lake Tekapo Birdcage Hut is nestled against the Haszard Ridge on the valley floor at just under 1100 metres above sea level.
This hut is a derelict one...

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The frozen Molesworth
The frozen Molesworth

July 19, 2026

After this latest snow dump we feel so lucky to have spent time just before it immersing ourselves in the Molesworth. Access in winter can be a challenge, snow and ice on the passes and we just heard that the rivers in Rainbow got blown out after the last rain/snow storm I imagine these are impassable now as they get gauged out very quickly.
It's very cool to see others just as passionate about the area as us - when we turned up it made me laugh to see another ute had skis in the back (although they had biked in) nothing was going to stop them going in! It would have been a very long...

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