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Displayed here are artworks fresh from the studio and going back many years. Use the filters below to view and organize content

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A child preparing mentally to brave the waves - knowing parents are watching behind and confident with her water ring on she takes the plunge into the great green/blue waters.

Water Ring

Exhibited: Oil & Water, 70 x 60 cm, oil on board, 2016, sold

A child preparing mentally to brave the waves - knowing parents are watching behind and confident with her water wings on she takes the plunge into the great green/blue waters.

Water Wings

Exhibited: Oil & Water, 70 x 60 cm, oil on board, 2016, sold

Magnificent villas with landscaped gardens in an ideal (idealised?) lifestyle. Each of us may want to own a small slice of this paradise with its views out to forever.

Waterfront Villas

Exhibited: Archipelago, 79 x 79 cm, oil on board, 2017, sold

This is a portrait of a people rather than an individual - the rain captured running in rivulets down a waterproofed hat which partly obscures his roughly shaved face. A portrait where the person is revealed and at the same time concealed and his archetype may be discerned from this composure and clothing

Weathered

Exhibited: Oilskin Armour, 75 x 90 cm, mixed media on board, 2007, sold

A binary painting which holds both within it - wet and dry living side by side and the only place they meet is a small crack which helps the two to mingle

Wet and Dry

Exhibited: Stone's Throw, 76 x 76cm, oil on canvas, 2005, sold

Cooling his heels in the ocean, a man holds his jandals to keep them dr.. jandals which have left their mark on him (only a low quality image exists of this work)

Wet Feet

? no size information, oil on canvas, sold

Three nocturnal New Zealand birds investigate a quintessential New Zealand Villa. An inquisitive Morepork (Ruru), gets very close, while the Kiwi and Kea hesitate outside the picket fence. The warm light from the window illuminate the wooden floors and manicured lawn.

Wild Nightlife

Exhibition: Pretty Invaders, 73 x 99cm, oil on canvas, 2022

A freezing worker literally holds a calves life in his hands, a focus on our consumer production line. This painting was a finalist in the Adams Portrait Awards and was subsequently chosen to travel the country in a touring exhibition.

The Works

Exhibited: NZ Portrait Awards, 91 x 91 cm, oil on linen, 2008, sold

A very early painting of a guy that lived on the outskirts. The outskirts of society and Otorohanga in the Waikato

Waitomo Times

91 x 50 cm ,oil on canvas, 1998, sold

Very early painting, only record of it is this photograph.

Wintergarden Waterlillies

size? medium? 1994, sold

Delves into the masculinity of the stockman and his rough exterior - complete with oilskin coat, hat and battered shed. Scratch the surface to reveal hidden depths for these stoic characters.

Worn

91 x 91 cm, oil on linen, 2008, sold

A Kereru (NZ wood pigeon) dressed with an army helmet and an ammo belt, points his claw at the viewer in a parody of the World War recruiting posters. A narrative on the help needed to make NZ predator free. Designed as a war poster for Pestfree New Zealand. Kaipatiki Pest division on the North Shore used it for their advertising.

Your Country

Exhibited: Paper, 50 x 70 cm, oil and acrylic on watercolour paper, 2017, sold

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