Swallow - Jade Mum's Day

Swallow - Jade Mum's DayOften seen perching in flocks, the Warou is a small and elegant bird with a quiet call and a rapid, graceful flight pattern. Appearing in large numbers with the early days of warm weather, they are often considered to be the harbingers of spring. Although they are migratory in other areas of the South Pacific, the Aotearoa population appears happy to call our wetlands and coastal environments home all year around. Dimensions (approx.): L 15cm W 13cm D

especially ones that have a bowl and spoon as a symbolic quality

its influence on carving practice in Australia and NZ

A2 Edition of 50

This screenprint is a reproduction of a painting begun after the event but only just recently finished

Pick-a-Part 2007

Paper size: 385mm x 385mm

Bag: 12cm x 12cm square

Using the lost wax casting method this wall mounted glass Bellbird is set with a screw fitting ready to fit into any wall

objects and native birds working in acrylics with layers of colour and texture to give the viewer a feeling of depth

Oxidised fine silver studs and sterling silver posts

Wall anchor is required

Maseyk has developed a distinctive approach centred on surface illustration