Maze Of A Kiwi Mugs

the painting of a maze

The painting of a maze

The painting of a maze .

This line drawing is a classic maze pattern designed as a seamless modern geometric work.

Pear and Rasberries with a hint of Kiwi pet bandana

The Sum Of A Man's Life - Maze

Kiwi fruit in a splash of juice

Pink Hei Tiki playing a pink ukelele. A New Zealand / Aotearoa design. Hei Tiki, often know as Tiki. I designed this Tiki based on the traditional style that all Kiwi’s know and love and added in the Uke for a bit of fun. A reminder of home for a Kiwi on their O.E, a Ukelele player, for anyone really.

A lab researcher is confronted by some mean looking lab rats as he tries to find his office in a rat maze.

Creative Line drawing of a classic maze pattern designed as a modern geometric work.

Get this for the New Zealander Kiwi in your life.

Books, books, books = magic

Get out of bed. Stumble to the kitchen. Boil water. Pour boiled water into mug along with sugar, milk and coffee. Stir. First sip - Ahhh... If you see someone else in your bleary-eyed journey to the kitchen, grunt good morning (Morena in the Maori language). Better yet, grunt more if they want one too!

Get out of bed. Stumble to the kitchen. Boil water. Pour boiled water into mug along with sugar, milk and coffee. Stir. First sip - Ahhh... If you see someone else in your bleary-eyed journey to the kitchen, grunt good morning (Morena in the Maori language). Better yet, grunt more if they want one too!

Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington is New Zealand's capital city. Best known for: - its windy weather - "Wellywood" with it's deep connection to Peter Jackson's 'Lord of the Rings' movies - the most southern capital city in the world There is a lot to see in Wellington!

LIVELY COLORS OF THE SEASONS

very simple design for people who like to think out of the box like the maze

I drew this shell I found on a trip, because I think the spiral is the perfect symbol of a trip too. In mathematics, a spiral is a curve emanating from a point, moving farther away as it revolves around the point (a journey described in numbers). In nature this pattern repeats in everything from sunflowers and fingerprints to DNA and galaxies. As a symbol it appears in every world religion and culture since at least Neolithic times (what a trip the spiral symbol is having!).