I'd like to take this opportunity to invite you to the Painted Peacock Project Exhibition. More than a years worth of planning and hard work is finally coming together on this passion project, and we are all working hard making our finishing touches in preparation for the opening!
If you haven't seen this already this is a pretty cool - Timelapse our Photographer Sacha Stejko got while we were painting in India. Love that music Sacha xx
Our Painted Peacock Project New Zealand mural is complete! We smashed it out last weekend on a fun filled Saturday in Newmarket. The place was buzzing all day and it couldn’t have been possible without everyone who came along to support.
Ema is always on the search for new mediums through which she can bring the characters of her imagination to life. It was during one such sojourn to India last year that Ema stumbled upon the enchanting city of Udaipur. She was so taken by the charm of the ‘City of Lakes’ that Ema returned for a 2 month residence in December and January this year.
I'm pleased to announce you can now find my work at our Magical Auckland War Memorial Museum Gallery, New Zealand.
I was very lucky to be invited to partake in this years "The Big Egg Hunt" presented by "Whittakers'" (who make the best chocolate btw :) which these eggs are then put up for auction (12th March - 7th April 2015) via Trademe (which you could bid and get your very own egg :) and all proceeds go to Starship Children's Hospital.
Some new work that will be revealed in full at the end of this month at NZ Art Show Still a lot of work to do. x...
So I randomly got a call from overseas to be in this months Jetstar issue....
So after my return from Japan I got to meet the lovely crew at Remix........
Wow, where has the time gone!! I do apologize for not keeping on top of my blog!! I still have a couple of posts I've missed!! re: follow up from my AMAZING time in Japan!! I did get loads of inspiration and have sooo many ideas where is one to begin. But I'd just like to share with you that I'll be having a Exhibition at Kapa Gallery in Queenstown NZ.
Wow, it seems like it has been forever me wanting to go to Japan, and now it is finally happening. I've been very fortunate to have been invited there for an Artist in Residence for the month of October.
