Fairy Wrens T-Shirts

Vector seamless pattern made in Illustrator.

Vector seamless pattern made in Illustrator. First I've drawn fairy-wrens in my sketchbook, then redrawn them in Illustrator and made the pattern. If you are interested you can see a video of drawing one of the wrens in my Instagram.

Superb Blue Fairy Wren and butterflies with a floral vine. Australian blue bird species. Transparent backdrop, ideal for personized t-shirt color options. Original design by KC Morcom

Hand- drawn waratah flowers and fairy wrens

Hand- drawn waratah flowers and fairy wrens

Fairy-wren and poppies, seamless pattern drawn on Illustrator.

Fairy-wrens and poppies, seamless pattern drawn on Illustrator.

Two cute Tasmanian superb blue fairy-wrens with a mid blue backdrop, flowers, bubbles, rainbow butterflies and a diamond drop.

Cute fairy-wren couple with a mid blue backdrop, flowers, bubbles, rainbow butterflies and a diamond drop.

The sweet little Australian bird species, the fairy-wrens, perched over a bunch of roses.

These beautiful birds are like tiny jewels in the bush! Wrens are favourite birds for many Australians - it's easy to see why. They are simply gorgeous, vibrant, and cheerful little birds. This male and female wren pair is depicted here on a native vine, just as I saw them on a walk in Brisbane's Toohey Forest. This design is based from my original watercolour painting.

This is an extract from my work, 'Fairy Wrens - a love story', painted on re-cycled wood in acrylic.

Fairy-wren and poppies, seamless pattern drawn on Illustrator.

This beautiful bird was taken in one of my favourite bird-spotting locations, Lake Baroon near Maleny. As with many wrens, the male is brilliantly coloured while the female is a soft brown. Very active in our area in the springtime.

This little Male Superb Fairy-wren popped up next to me and then darted off only giving me seconds to take this shot!

my original painting of Australian Blue Wrens - for all bird lovers

I heart birds. Do you heart birds?

watercolour and ink depicts a male fairy wren romancing his chosen mate