Each reproduction is created with the same attention to detail as the original artwork. Michelle personally colour-proofs every print, carefully refining the reproduction to preserve the tonal range, subtle textures and intricate detail of the painting.Printed with museum-quality pigment inks on selected archival fine art papers, the prints are produced to provide exceptional image quality and long-term stability. Every limited edition is then hand signed and numbered by Michelle, with the edition strictly limited to preserve its exclusivity and collectability.The result is a high-quality fine art reproduction that brings an original Michelle Bellamy artwork into your home, while retaining the character and craftsmanship of the painting from which it was created.
Her Auckland artworks explore boat sheds, moorings, wharves, waterfront structures and coastal scenes, capturing their weathered character, and sense of history.
Her paintings capture not just the scale and beauty of the landscape, but also the little red alpine huts scattered across the wilderness.
Michelle is drawn to the Boulder Bank baches for their weathered character, individuality and strong connection to the coastal landscape.
She captures the atmosphere with huts sitting against the Hawkdun Range, portraying enduring character of Central Otago’s high-country landscape.
Regularly exploring the area gives her the opportunity to experience its changing light, weather and seasons firsthand, developing a strong connection with the land.
She finds a familiar character in the region that reminds her of places closer to home, vast open space, remote backcountry and a strong sense of the high country.
Molesworth and the St James area inspire Michelle Bellamy because they feel wild, remote and full of stories. Time spent exploring has made unforgettable moments.
Michelle Bellamy's Nelson Lakes artwork explores the alpine landscapes, tarns, mountain ranges and historic backcountry huts around St Arnaud and the Travers Valley.
She is particularly fascinated by the small fishing huts scattered around the reservoir, each with its own character and often tucked close to the rocks for shelter.
We offer a selection of black, white, brown, dark brown and raw oak frames, available in a range of profiles to complement the size and style of your artwork.
Our black and white frames are made in New Zealand from pine and finished with a durable, smooth painted surface.
The brown and dark brown frames are also crafted from New Zealand pine, with a stained, textured finish that brings warmth and character to the artwork.
For a more natural look, our raw oak frame features a beautiful solid timber construction with a simple, untreated finish that allows the natural grain of the wood to show.
If you have something different in mind, we can also arrange a custom framing option to suit your artwork and interior.