Realism

A contemporary still life silver goblet with gala apples 250mm x 250mm Available for purchase from Art on Tyne Gallery, Oamaru New Zealand

SOLD My visit to the famous Waitomo glow worm caves had me more entranced with the amazing Aranui cave that is richly decorated with stalactites and stalagmites formed by dripping water from the past 24 million years. Although the glow worms are an amazing sight themselves, I felt this part of the cave experience had something extra and therefore had to paint it in its intense beauty.
Measuring 850mm x 650mm x 35mm deep

SOLD From the island Shores exhibition. An indepth artists look at the aquatic life in New Zealand waters. John Dory, Golden Snapper and other New Zealand fish varieties make for a colourful underwater world.Acrylic on canvas stretched over a frame

SOLD 55cm x 65cm. One of New Zealand's finest East coast beaches near Masterton in the North Island of new Zealand. A truely beautiful place we visited with our cousins as children. Commissioned and sent to Australia.

SOLD an early oil painting from when I first started painting

SOLD Back to my roots of painting realism; this scenic painting was created because the frame was calling for it!
Black Barn Vineyards is a boutique winery in the Hawkes Bay of New Zealand; the photo taken by my father Tony Evans, that inspired this piece.
Measuring 530mm x 450mm with the shutters open. (Yes they do actually close!)
Acrylic on canvas board with wooden frame.

SOLD 45cm x 45cm.A typical morning on a Taranaki, New Zealand farm in mid winter.

NFS This is the first ever oil painting I ever did, at age 16. Beatiful Lake Wanaka in the South Island of New Zealand. Part of my own collection.

SOLD Love signals, or sign language, its all how you see it. 250mm x 250mm

SOLD 20cm x 30cm This was one of my first paintings. An oil of an unusual bach (Holiday home) at the beach in New Zealand. I apologise for the poor quality of the photo.

SOLD 30cm x 40cm A view of Auckland's harbour bridge in New Zealand. This is a painting, most people ask if it is a photo. Unfortunately this is a rather fuzzy photo of the original artwork created by Collette in the early 1980s.

SOLD small artwork inspired by a visit to The Cook Islands Rarotonga. The beautiful tropical fruit and the amazing colours.