This is Badger. He’s 1.2m tall and is a professor (even if not, he is certainly professing). Hes made of…
Earthquake in Canterbury
I started this in 2003. Its acrylic about 36’x36″. It was based on a view of the Southern Alps in…
Oamaru stone – Janus
My first stone sculpture. I enjoy working with Oamaru (lime) stone. Any (hand or power) tool in the shed will…
Te Rangihaeata and McKillop, Bottle Creek 1846
Te Rangihaeata was the nephew of the great Ngati Toa warrior Te Rauparaha. Te Rangihaeata’s pa/village was at the head…
Ruamoko at Kaputi Island
This earthquake rolling through Kapiti Island was inspired by Sam Hunt’s poem (which he recites in “Cape Turnagain” by the…
The Ohakune Switchbox en vacances a Briancon
This (railway) switchbox and its twin sat at Paekakariki, just north of Porirua, in increasing ruin for years. One was…
Coolum, Queensland
Played golf at Coolum in the shadow of a great volcanic plug, a flow of hardened lava which stays uneroded…
Washing Day in the Antarctic
Life must have become much easier when the Penguin family got their first washing machine. From my monochromatic blue penguin…
The Rent Collector
Dont mess with the toucan! He’s just got to be Cuban given the car, even if its shortened from the…
Whale Watch
How do the tourist operators in Kaikoura always find a whale to watch? Acrylic on canvas, 12’x8″