Postcard From Puniho: buttercups

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Tuesday, February 18, 2014

D is For Dale

D is For Dale

Oil on MDF

246x246mm

This is a postcard within a postcard or a painting within a painting if you like. The one pinned to the wall behind the bottles is from my colleague Marianne Muggeridge, and is a view of Mt Taranaki. The yellow D on the childs block is my partner Dales's initial. There seemed to be a lot of male/female elements going in this work and I toyed with the idea of calling it Anima Animus which is Jung's names for the male and female principle found in all of us. I can never remember which is which. A problem that only seems to get worse with age...

Tuesday, January 07, 2014

Wildflowers IV

Wildflowers IV

acrylic on MDF

200x200mm

NFS

I painted this small series of wildflowers in November for a show at Kina gallery where all the paintings sold. They were painted quickly using acrylics.

Wildflowers III

Wildflowers III

Acrylic on MDF

200x200mm

I painted this small series of wildflowers in November for a show at Kina gallery where all the paintings sold. They were painted quickly using acrylics.

Wildflowers II

Wildflowers II

Acrylic on MDF

200x200mm

NFS

I painted this small series of wildflowers in November for a show at Kina gallery where all the paintings sold. They were painted quickly using acrylics.

Wildflowers I

Wildflowers I

Acrylic on MDF

200x200mm

NFS

I painted this small series of wildflowers in November for a show at Kina gallery where all the paintings sold. They were painted quickly using acrylics.

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

New Prints

I have had some prints made of these paintings and I'm rather pleased with them. They are made using lightfast inks on high quality archival German made paper, which has a guaranteed life of 400 years or something... long enough for us to be dead and gone anyway. The image size is approximately the same dimensions as the original paintings - approx 200mm square or 8 inches. I will limit the editions to 500 and each one will be signed and numbered at the bottom margin. I have been doing a bit of research into suitable pricing and it seems like $60 is a very reasonable figure plus $9 for posting and packing.