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Peace
Method: Micrography
Medium: Acrylic paint and PLA plastic on canvas
76 cm x 50.5 cm
$3,200.00 incl GST
Incorporated in the hanging moss (or its technical name 'Weymouthia mollis’)
Is the wording " Trees give peace to the souls of men.” — Nora Wain
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Medium: Acrylic paint and PLA plastic on canvas
76 cm x 50.5 cm
$3,200.00 incl GST
Incorporated in the hanging moss (or its technical name 'Weymouthia mollis’)
Is the wording " Trees give peace to the souls of men.” — Nora Wain
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Peace (zoomed in)
Method: Micrography
Medium: Acrylic paint and PLA plastic on canvas
Size: 76 cm x 50.5 cm
$3,200.00 incl GST
Incorporated in the hanging moss (or its technical name 'Weymouthia mollis’)
Is the wording " Trees give peace to the souls of men.” — Nora Wain
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Medium: Acrylic paint and PLA plastic on canvas
Size: 76 cm x 50.5 cm
$3,200.00 incl GST
Incorporated in the hanging moss (or its technical name 'Weymouthia mollis’)
Is the wording " Trees give peace to the souls of men.” — Nora Wain
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
The Poetry Of The Earth Is Never Dead
Medium: Indian ink
Method: Micrography
45.5 cm x 61cm on board
Words Used "The poetry of the earth is never dead"
Quote by John Keats
$2,000.00 incl GST
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Method: Micrography
45.5 cm x 61cm on board
Words Used "The poetry of the earth is never dead"
Quote by John Keats
$2,000.00 incl GST
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
The Poetry Of The Earth Is Never Dead (zoomed in)
Medium: Indian ink
Method: Micrography
45.5 cm x 61cm on board
Words Used "The poetry
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Method: Micrography
45.5 cm x 61cm on board
Words Used "The poetry
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Golden tī kōuka
Medium: Sterling silver, 9ct gold, copper, brass, aluminum
Framed under museum glass
Method: Metal point
Size: 33.3cm x 33.5cm (framed size)
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point:
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
Framed under museum glass
Method: Metal point
Size: 33.3cm x 33.5cm (framed size)
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point:
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
Golden tī kōuka
Medium: Sterling silver, 9ct gold, copper, brass, aluminum
Framed under museum glass
Method: Metal point
Size 33.3cm x 33.5cm (framed size)
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point:
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
Framed under museum glass
Method: Metal point
Size 33.3cm x 33.5cm (framed size)
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point:
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
Responsibility
Method : Micrography
610mm x 450mm
Medium: Indian ink and paint on canvas
Words used: "We cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today" Abraham Lincoln
$2,000.00 incl GST
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
610mm x 450mm
Medium: Indian ink and paint on canvas
Words used: "We cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today" Abraham Lincoln
$2,000.00 incl GST
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
Responsibility
Method : Micrography
610mm x 450mm
Medium: Indian ink and paint on canvas
Words used: "We cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today" Abraham Lincoln
$2,000.00 incl GST
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
610mm x 450mm
Medium: Indian ink and paint on canvas
Words used: "We cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today" Abraham Lincoln
$2,000.00 incl GST
Micrography:
In micrography, the word literally becomes the vision (or image), as thousands upon thousands of characters blend and weave together to tell a story.
‘New Zealand Cabbage Tree tī kōuka'
Metal Point - Sterling silver, 9ct gold, yellow brass, black and white paint
Framed under museum grade glass
230mm x 450mm
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
Framed under museum grade glass
230mm x 450mm
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
‘New Zealand Cabbage Tree tī kōuka' (zoomed in)
Metal Point - Sterling silver, 9ct gold, yellow brass, black and white paint
Framed under museum grade glass
230mm x 450mm
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
Framed under museum grade glass
230mm x 450mm
$1,600.00 incl GST
Metal-point
In Europe from the 14th century to 16th century metal-point was the popular medium for drawing. The artist uses thin pieces of metal wire held in a stylus to make marks on specially prepared paper or board.
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