North Island kokako
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mixed media on ice-cream carton lid • 122mm dia • 2016
DAY 100!! - I didn't want to 'finish' the project as the work to save and protect our wildlife isn't finished here, at the furthest outpost of the western world. So Day 100 is the shadow of a bird.
DAY 100!! - I didn't want to 'finish' the project as the work to save and protect our wildlife isn't finished here, at the furthest outpost of the western world. So Day 100 is the shadow of a bird.
mixed media on ice-cream carton lid • 122mm dia • 2016
DAY 100!! - I didn't want to 'finish' the project as the work to save and protect our wildlife isn't finished here, at the furthest outpost of the western world. So Day 100 is the shadow of a bird.
DAY 100!! - I didn't want to 'finish' the project as the work to save and protect our wildlife isn't finished here, at the furthest outpost of the western world. So Day 100 is the shadow of a bird.
mixed media on ice-cream carton lid • 122mm dia • 2016
DAY 100!! - I didn't want to 'finish' the project as the work to save and protect our wildlife isn't finished here, at the furthest outpost of the western world. So Day 100 is the shadow of a bird.
DAY 100!! - I didn't want to 'finish' the project as the work to save and protect our wildlife isn't finished here, at the furthest outpost of the western world. So Day 100 is the shadow of a bird.
A landscape without birds 2016
This project was part of the 2016 100 Days Project.
The project began on the 24th August and was completed on the 1st of December 2016. This year, over one thousand people have taken part. Each daily creative act from all of the participants can be seen at the 100 days project website, or the detail of mine, by selecting one of the squares below.
My project is to paint an image of one of New Zealand's threatened animals or plants onto the side of a milk carton each day, for 100 days; in a similar way that missing people are published in America.
The 100 Day Project is simple, do 1 thing each day, for 100 days.
The project began on the 24th August and was completed on the 1st of December 2016. This year, over one thousand people have taken part. Each daily creative act from all of the participants can be seen at the 100 days project website, or the detail of mine, by selecting one of the squares below.
My project is to paint an image of one of New Zealand's threatened animals or plants onto the side of a milk carton each day, for 100 days; in a similar way that missing people are published in America.
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