Art Game
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Youth Award Entry
An abstract artwork in the style of Joan Miro.
Blue Abstract
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Youth Award Entry
An abstract artwork with body outlines.
Fun of Leaves
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Youth Award Entry
Experimenting with different leaves.
Splash of Colour
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Youth Award Entry
Colourful fun and happiness.
Portrait
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Youth Award Entry
A beautiful expressive portrait drawn by an incredibly imaginative artist.
Mum
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Youth Award Entry
Wonderful sketch of Mum.
Farmer
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Youth Award Entry
So I put the road in and then I put the buildings in. And then I done the grass. The front of the picture is myself. I do farm work during most of the weekends.
Cameroon Figure
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Youth Award Entry
Painting of a beaded Cameroon figure.
Xaviers Mind
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Youth Award Entry
A depiction of Xavier's mind.
My Third Eye
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Paper mache camera.
Staying Connected
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My Aunty Dolly taught me how to make a hook rug. She passed away and is buried at the same urupa as my brother Tommy. I miss my Whānau.
Connections
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Mixed media acrylic paint sculpture.
Te Ikaroa-a-Maui meeting house, Waitara
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Acrylic on canvas.
Wharenui
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This artwork is a sculpture featuring a Māori Wharenui, which is a traditional meeting house. The sculpture is made primarily from wooden sticks, giving it a natural and rustic appearance. The Wharenui is beautifully decorated with Māori-inspired decorations, showcasing intricate patterns and designs commonly found in Māori art. The artist’s attention to detail and the incorporation of traditional Māori elements make this sculpture a visually stunning representation of a Wharenui, serving as a celebration of Māori culture and its artistic heritage.
Chapel
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Light me up. A chapel that has a light inside and comes to life.
My Choice to Skate
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My Choice to Skate is an art piece that beautifully captures my personal journey in learning to ride a skateboard. It was inspired by my involvement in the ChoicesNZ Skate Group programme which is facilitated by Onboard Skate School. Through their guidance and support, I have acquired the essential skills needed to ride a skateboard with confidence. However, the opportunity to experiment with paints on the skateboard deck has brought a newfound excitement to my creative process. One of the highlights of creating this year’s entry has been watching the vibrant colour palette I selected bring the skateboard to life which has been my favourite part of creating this year’s entry. Through My Choice to Skate, I aim to convey the fusion of my passion for skateboarding and art, symbolizing the growth and confidence I have gained from embracing both disciplines. This piece represents the harmony between personal expression, skill development, and the joyous experience of bringing art to unconventional canvases.
Sea Turtle
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Sculpture.
Decor Houses
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House back in the decor days when houses had curves and patterns carved into the stone and look stunning.
Tribal
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This art piece has many layers to it, and I like all the colours and shapes that progressed along the way.
Lady
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Two island ladies.
Luna
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A painting of my dog Luna.
Space
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Mixed acrylic pour painting.
The Lighthouse
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Lighthouse surrounded by sea and rocks on a stormy day.
Deserted Cottage
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Acrylic on plywood panel.
Sunset
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Zoe's vigorous action expressionist painting of a sunset.
My Cat
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A beautiful print capturing the personality of Lewis' cat.
Piglets
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Piglets enjoying snuggles on the couch.
Cat in the Flowers
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Vibrant colours. Glazed with acrylic. I love to work with pastels and use bright colours to create pictures that make people smile. Animals are my favourite subject.
Wha Wha
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Multi layered, in-depth imagery, socially acceptable?
Westpac Rescue
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Charcoal sketch with paint water, water wash of helicopter. Don’t touch the blades of the Westpac helicopter.
The Waka in the Rain
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I drew this on a rainy day and I was thinking about what it would be like to be in a Waka in the Rain. I don’t think it would be very nice.
Rainbow Flag
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Patterns with triangles.
