The South Island Tomtit is a special wee songbird, frequently seen in bush around the South Island, most often seen flitting about remote forest areas. I've only had the privilege of seeing them a small number of times, mostly in Stewart Island and Ulva Island.
The Māori name of the North Island tomtit is miromiro, while the South Island tomtit is known as ngirungiru.
The reference photo was taken by Glenda Rees, with kind permission. I very much enjoy following Glenda's photography online.
The photos show some framing options:
Small 290mm round. UV Anti-Reflective Glass (frame can be white, black, green, pink or yellow)
Medium 390mm round with a white border. UV Anti-Reflective Glass (frame can be white, black, green, pink or yellow)
Large 590mm round with a 80mm white matboard. UV Anti-Reflective Glass (example not shown in photos yet - (frame can be white, black, green, pink or yellow)
White Frame 300mm high with UV Anti-Reflective Glass
Ornate Frame 300mm high with UV Anti-Reflective Glass
Please note I have quoted for UV70 Anti-Reflective Glass as this is what I would recommend and use myself - it barely shows any reflections, I love it! But if you prefer a more affordable glass, please contact me to discuss options (plain glass, matt no-reflect glass, UV glass (a lower grade UV and does have reflections)
Please contact me if you’d like to choose a bespoke frame
This Original Artwork has Sold
OPEN EDITION PRINTS AND ART CARDS AVAILABLE
(Prints signed by the Artist with a Certificate of Authenticity)
Fine Art Paper (printed with on Ilford giclee archival paper 100% smooth cotton)
Framed options on enquiry
Freight within New Zealand is FREE. If you are ordering from overseas a quote will be provided.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
The South Island Tomtit is a special wee songbird, frequently seen in bush around the South Island, most often seen flitting about remote forest areas. I've only had the privilege of seeing them a small number of times, mostly in Stewart Island and Ulva Island.
The Māori name of the North Island tomtit is miromiro, while the South Island tomtit is known as ngirungiru.
The reference photo was taken by Glenda Rees, with kind permission. I very much enjoy following Glenda's photography online.
The photos show some framing options:
Small 290mm round. UV Anti-Reflective Glass (frame can be white, black, green, pink or yellow)
Medium 390mm round with a white border. UV Anti-Reflective Glass (frame can be white, black, green, pink or yellow)
Large 590mm round with a 80mm white matboard. UV Anti-Reflective Glass (example not shown in photos yet - (frame can be white, black, green, pink or yellow)
White Frame 300mm high with UV Anti-Reflective Glass
Ornate Frame 300mm high with UV Anti-Reflective Glass
Please note I have quoted for UV70 Anti-Reflective Glass as this is what I would recommend and use myself - it barely shows any reflections, I love it! But if you prefer a more affordable glass, please contact me to discuss options (plain glass, matt no-reflect glass, UV glass (a lower grade UV and does have reflections)
Please contact me if you’d like to choose a bespoke frame
This Original Artwork has Sold
OPEN EDITION PRINTS AND ART CARDS AVAILABLE
(Prints signed by the Artist with a Certificate of Authenticity)
Fine Art Paper (printed with on Ilford giclee archival paper 100% smooth cotton)
Framed options on enquiry
Freight within New Zealand is FREE. If you are ordering from overseas a quote will be provided.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
