Wednesday, April 21, 2010

beginning new work


first of a series, includes 2 of the things I love to paint, shine and still life.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

New series




planned initially as small paintings, of specific scenic areas of NZ, in a new style.

this is a digitally worked preliminary design of the artwork

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Also Sold


A knife work, "Lazy Summer", typical NZ Beach grasses in the foreground...

Monday, October 19, 2009

42nd St Completed and sold

Completed using a knife, my favourite painting tool, this was a commissioned painting. I think I am improving! this was my second painting of this scene, with a different crop.
I worked hard to create harmony and rythym with the colour balance.

SOLD


another one sold this month, a painting using my own unique "Pastel Palette", pastel in colour not medium, this one is created using a painting knife and acrylic.

This painting show my favourite wildflower, a beach daisy with incredibly intense purple petals and bright yellow centre. Accompanied by it's sister version daisy, a bright yellow with yellow centre.

Friday, October 16, 2009

small things




Accepted into Academy Fine Arts "small things" exhibition opening soon. Academy Gallery address:
Waterfront, Wellington CBD

Selling as a pair


Thursday, September 17, 2009



My latest IN PROGRESS acrylic painting, 42nd St. worked by knife, about 3/4 of the way thru...

Huge Rimu



Here is Graeme with a very tall Rimu (NZ Red Pine), in a forest of beautiful Totara and Ponga(tree Fern)in the breathtaking central plateau mountain region. This was part of a 2 hour walk - lovely...
The Whakapapa River flows here.





Sunday, August 23, 2009




My latest acrylic painting, Ruapehu Reflections. Taken on the Silica Rapids walk, on a VERY cold day. The alpine scenery is amazing. If you are interested in buying any of my artwork, go to my website. www wildartnz.co.nz. I look forward to talking with you. :)
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Friday, July 17, 2009


Here is the beautiful Silica Rapids walk, in the Ruapehu area, and our unique alpine flora with snow! I also have some NZ Bush pics with snow scattered about, which I have never seen before, usually NZ Bush is just wet!
I love NZ with snow because there is still so much colour - pinks ,greens, yellows.
Connection here sometimes poor hence the gap in posting.
I am loveing the alpine environment in winter. We have a nice warm lodge to live in, so we don't mind the cold. I actually like wrapping up in scarf and woollies!!
Time for art after this week, we have been very busy over the holidays..
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