Based on my original acrylic painting 'Balancing Act', this piwakawaka (fantail) art print features one of the happiest, cheekiest native birds you'll find in New Zealand.
This piece is a collision of my works over the past few years - the radiant green geometric building blocks he stands upon represent a flimsy camellia branch that these little fantails often balance upon in our garden with such ease. Hence the name 'Balancing Act'.
A joyful piece of New Zealand native bird art, and a lovely fantail gift for a nursery, nature lover, or Kiwi expat missing home.
PRINT DETAILS;
Pigment print on 330gsm archival cotton rag paper - a fine art print
Limited edition - A4, A3 and A2 sizes
A4 - limited edition of 20 (3 LEFT)
A3 - limited edition of 20
A2 - limited edition of 8
All prints are signed, embossed and numbered
Please note that I am currently only offering unframed paper (no framed options currently available).
Allow up to 2 weeks for printing and shipping within New Zealand. Shipping worldwide is available.
Based on my original acrylic painting 'Balancing Act', this piwakawaka (fantail) art print features one of the happiest, cheekiest native birds you'll find in New Zealand.
This piece is a collision of my works over the past few years - the radiant green geometric building blocks he stands upon represent a flimsy camellia branch that these little fantails often balance upon in our garden with such ease. Hence the name 'Balancing Act'.
A joyful piece of New Zealand native bird art, and a lovely fantail gift for a nursery, nature lover, or Kiwi expat missing home.
PRINT DETAILS;
Pigment print on 330gsm archival cotton rag paper - a fine art print
Limited edition - A4, A3 and A2 sizes
A4 - limited edition of 20 (3 LEFT)
A3 - limited edition of 20
A2 - limited edition of 8
All prints are signed, embossed and numbered
Please note that I am currently only offering unframed paper (no framed options currently available).
Allow up to 2 weeks for printing and shipping within New Zealand. Shipping worldwide is available.
