New Birds Merch

New York Birds

6 New Zealand birds. I drew these out as a mural a few years ago. Recently I decided to remake them graphically, it was a fun project for me. Revisiting my old work using technology to improve and refine my early work. I used Koru patterns. The koru (Māori for "loop" is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling silver fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace. New Zealand has so many wonderful birds, we are lucky to have them. Featuring Takahe, Kiwi, Fantail, Silvereye, Rock Wren, and Tomtit. A great gift for a Kiwi who misses home, or even one that you want to remind how great home is.

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Wildlife New Zealand Illustration Birds Nature Kiwis.

all in the picture

A pop art style pattern of New Zealand birds and kiwiana. This vector pattern has kiwi, weka, takahe, pohutukawa, kowhai and much more.

A design for promote and show your support for preditor and pest control so support native birds and other species. Here in New Zealand many animals have few natural predators, introduced species such as rats, stoats and possums cause significant problems and harm.

Wildlife and Tropical New Zealand

Watercolour painting. Handpainted.

New Holland Honeyeater sitting on a branch

the Australian Native bird New Holland Honeyeater

the wonderful Australian native bird the New Holland Honeyeater

Birds. Tovers original design

An australian native bird the New Holland Honeyeater

Tauhou is a small bird that lives in the New Zealand forest. The European Name is Silvereye or Wax-eye. The bird in this print is drawn incorporating Maori Koru patterns. The koru (Māori for “loop”) is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling silver fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace. This design started life as a stencil which I made for a New Zealand birds mural. The mural is long gone but I still had the stencils. I redrew them, using vector, to create a series of bird designs. Others in this series are KIWI, TAKAHE, FANTAIL, TOMTIT and the ROCK WREN.

NYC design

Black KIWI with Koru A Bold black Kiwi. The national bird of New Zealand / Aotearoa. New Zealanders are often referred to as Kiwi's, an name we use with pride. The image is drawn with koru designs, The koru (Māori for "loop") is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling silver fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace.

Two cute and colorful birds happy about their new home.

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Kia Ora!

Birds. Tovers original design

I Love Flaco

dark pelican shore in mayan ecopop boho pattern

A funny illustration for people who love New Zealand birds. Two birds studying. They are reading books about chemistry, physics, geography, biology, mathematics and history.

Flaco is a male Eurasian eagle-owl who escaped his long-time enclosure at Central Park Zoo in New York City and took up residence in Central Park in February 2023. As an exotic species in North America, and one that was confined to a small enclosure in a zoo, his escape attracted significant public and press attention. (Wikipedia)

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New York City Rising - Double Exposure

North by Northwest by Alfred Hitchcock Illustration

I have this fiends and he smokes weed and draw for 12 hours straight. Or was that me...

Don't worry about a thing. Cause every little thing is gonna be alright

Flaco is a male Eurasian eagle-owl who escaped his long-time enclosure at Central Park Zoo in New York City and took up residence in Central Park in February 2023. As an exotic species in North America, and one that was confined to a small enclosure in a zoo, his escape attracted significant public and press attention. (Wikipedia)

Are these birds in love? Do you just love birds? Either way, these dapper sparrows have what it takes to see and be seed. Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

A funny cartoon illustration of a Moa, which is a long extinct bird, from New Zealand / Aotearoa. The funny bird is mowing a lawn with a mower, a bit of a pun. The expression GET OFF THE GRASS is kiwi slang and basically means I don;t believe you.