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I am very excited to release "Morning Birdsong at Breaker Bay" as a limited edition art print. Rich in full colour and fine detail this art print depicts the Miramar Peninsula coastline on a rare calm day with Barretts Reef, the Pencarrow lighthouses and the Rimutaka Range in the background.
As a lot of hard work is being done to make the Peninsula a 'Predator Free Zone’ this artwork also features some of the local native birdlife amongst the native trees and plants.
Available on archival quality paper in six sizes to suit your space, up to 2 meters wide. This is a very impressive art print and has all the detail of the original artwork.
Print image sizes:
800 x 351mm
1000 x 439mm
1200 x 527mm
1400 x 615mm
1800 x 790mm
2000 x 878mm
Please view the art print here.
Despite having walked, biked, driven past & slept in the back of a yellow hilux when I was little, and many times camping since at Lake Tennyson over the years, I'd never gone for a stroll around the Lake. We'd planned to visit the area in a fine weather window that looked perfect to re-study the Princess Stream Tarns also in the area. Unfortunately the morning we were to leave, the local St James very helpful weatherman Mark Inglis (I do follow his posts very closely to keep an eye on conditions in the area) put some photos up showing quite a lot of snow coverage. I'd be hoping it would just rain...it did not, his wife Anne then sent photos of more extensive snow coverage from her heli drop...
This painting of Mt Owen has taken a bit of figuring out. It wasn't feeling quite right, and after much deliberation I decided that "glow" wasn't how I wanted it. That particular night so golden and warm, I think we even had an Aurora later on. So I ended up re-doing the sky and tarn, adding in more soft warm tones and now I'm layering up the warm sun highlights on the tussocks. It's now starting to glow.The inspiration for this painting came from a overnight trip to the summit after a run of beautiful, still bluebird days. Starting from Courthouse Flat...
This particular fisherman's hut immediately caught my eye, tucked remarkably close to a large schist rock, its tiny proportions and wonderfully simple construction make it an intriguing feature within the vast landscape on this sunbathed morning. There is something particularly appealing about the contrast between the small...
