Margaret White Art ♡

Elevate your home décor with these beautiful Bird coasters hand-printed in my studio near Aoraki Mount Cook on heat resistant cork.

Protect your table or kitchen bench from heat and water with this beautiful hand-printed natural cork heat mat featuring a piwakawaka (fantail) design.

This beautiful range of hand-printed New Zealand Bird magnets features 8 different birds. Perfect for your fridge or noticeboard.

'' is a New Zealand bird artwork with a difference. All the images are hand printed on teabags using hand-carved linocut blocks.

New Zealand Kea artwork. The cheeky kea skirts around the vegetation near you, always with a watchful eye, ready to take any opportunity

Unexpected journeys bring a lot of joy. There is nothing quite like seeing a feature in the distant landscape and just deciding to have a closer look.

A momentary lull in the wind at low tide. The rocks lead your eye across the platform of the rock pools to the light above.

Canterbury Plains artwork. “Who looks upon a river in a meditative hour and is not reminded of the flux of all things?"

A holiday next to the Parapara Estuary inspired this artwork, but it could be anywhere the tide moves in and out, and little houses hide amongst the foliage.

New Zealand Bush artwork. Water finding it's path between boulders. The flora hugging the sides of the stream. A classic bush scene.

This linocut artwork depicts a tiny world near the shores of Lake Ruataniwha near Twizel. A piece of Twizel Art capturing the essence of Autumn.

An artwork about finding peace in beautiful places, and the feeling of being immersed in the New Zealand bush and the solace this can provide.

New Zealand Bush artwork. Rocks separate the flow of the stream, parting the waters. A Piwakawaka (fantail) watches on, a symbol of another parting of ways.

The bush wraps around you in a comforting embrace. Here you are free.

New Zealand Bush artwork. The tangle of supplejack makes the way forward uncertain and seemingly inpenetrable, but suddenly a robin appears as if to show the way.

Artists, do you want to keep on track each month? This fillable artist month planner will keep you on top of your monthly studio goals

Artists, Do you lose track of which artwork is at which gallery? Would you like a better system? This printable artwork gallery record is it

In the Spring my vegetable garden is invariably filled with more flowers than vegetables. It looks like I "feed the bees" more than I feed the human inhabitants of our house

Is your studio covered in artworks laid out to dry? This pdf has easy step by step instructions to make a drying rack for your art studio.

This linocut artwork depicts a view I came across when walking up Mt Sunday in Canterbury. The variety in the landscape was stunning.

Looking for art depicting Canterbury landscapes? This linocut is of , a popular spot with locals and tourists alike.

This linocut print shows a nostalgic view of Rolleston Railway Station, a piece of mid-century modern architecture on the Canterbury Plains of New Zealand.

“Storm’s Brewing” Over the Summer we explored around the coastline of the North Island of New Zealand. We traveled down gravel roads to the headlands of vast harbours, and found campsites behind tall sand dunes. It was an immersive way to witness the way the ocean shapes so much of...