Rotorua New Zealand Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Vintage travel poster from Rotorua in New Zealand. Thermal Wonders. Published in the 1930s.

Show your Kiwi pride by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the national slogan.

While we were staying in Rotorua we visited Te Puia where, besides beautiful geothermal pools and geysers, you can also visit the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, established in the 1920s to keep traditional māori arts and crafts alive and teach them to future generations. As part of the evening tour you also get to see a māori performance, which includes dance, songs and storytelling. One of the most famous dances performed which inspired this drawing is the haka, which inspired this design. The haka is a ceremonial dance or challenge in Māori culture. It is a posture dance performed by a group, with vigorous movements, stamping of the feet and facial contortions with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.

Painting is great for killing time. I had two hours to wait for friends to collect me from the bus station. Time to crack out the paints!

A city in New Zealand.

A quick painting as the sun was setting on Blue Lake, Rotorua. Painting this late in the day is always tricky as the light changes so fast. I was visited by ducklings

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Temuera Morrison the myth the legend.

A speed painting of the Putāruru Blue Springs as we were on our way back from Rotorua. Crazy how clear and colourful the water is in this place.