This is the one-of-a-kind, hand-drawn piece I created using ink, graphite, or ballpoint pen. It’s the actual artwork, not a copy or reproduction. Originals may include fine details, texture, and marks that aren’t visible in prints.

A giclée (pronounced “zhee-clay”) is a high-quality reproduction printed with archival inks on cotton rag or textured fine art paper. It’s made to last for decades without fading, and closely matches the color and detail of the original. This is the best option if you want something that feels like a collector’s piece.

Art prints are more affordable reproductions printed on quality paper using standard inks. They’re great for casual display or gifting, and still show off the beauty of the artwork, just without the archival materials and longevity of a giclée.

Yes. I currently ship to Australia and the United States.

I’m a small business and I’m gradually adding more countries as I grow. If your country isn’t available at checkout yet, please reach out to me for a custom shipping quote and I’ll do my best to make it happen.

All New Zealand orders are sent via tracked courier and carefully packaged to protect the artwork. Yes, all parcels are fully tracked, and you’ll receive a tracking link once your order has been shipped so you can follow its journey.

Giclée prints are shipped rolled in a protective tube, and all other artworks are packaged flat to ensure they arrive safely and in perfect condition.

Within New Zealand, most parcels arrive within 2–5 business days after dispatch. Rural delivery may take a little longer. I’ll email you as soon as your order is on its way.

Original works are created using professional-grade drawing materials on fine art paper.

Ink & India Ink (pigment-based):
High lightfastness and strong long-term stability when kept under archival framing conditions. These inks form permanent marks on the paper surface.

Ballpoint Pen (dye-based ink):
A dye-based medium with good longevity when works are properly framed and protected from direct light exposure.

Graphite Pencil:
Graphite is chemically stable and does not fade with light exposure. Works are finished with a professional fixative to reduce smudging and surface movement, while retaining the inherent delicacy of drawn graphite on paper.

Always handle artwork by the edges.

Clean, dry hands are usually sufficient, though cotton gloves can be used for extra care.

Avoid touching the surface of the artwork, especially graphite pieces.

It is recommended to have original works framed by a professional framer

Use high-quality, acid-free materials to protect the paper over time

UV-protective glass or acrylic will help reduce long-term light exposure

Ensure the artwork does not touch the glass by using a mat or spacer

Avoid prolonged direct sunlight (where sun falls directly onto the artwork for hours)

Display in bright, indirect light where possible away from heat sources and moisture.

Proper handling and framing will help preserve the artwork’s detail, texture, and longevity for many years to come.