Portfolio

Explore a selection of the recent publications we’ve produced across print & digital media.

New books in print…

South Seas Sprays

  • The South Sea Spray book is a stunning, first edition publication which encapsulates a documentation of over 100 murals created during five festivals from South Island towns including Winton, Waihopāi, Motupōhue, Gore, and Aparima over the past six years. The murals of South Sea Spray, represent a diversity of visual language, narrate stories of cultural identity, and aims to position Aotearoa as a forerunner for high-quality muralism within the global perspectives of mural painting. 

    100% of sales from this book go directly back into painting more murals in the Southland region. We thank you for your support.  

  • Publisher: Deow and The South Sea Spray Trust  

    Case Bound and section sewn. Cover using black Wibalin and white gloss foil / deboss  

    Gloss text pages  

    ISBN: 0 473 72184 8  

    Available at www.southseaspray.co.nz

A Bricks & Mortar Legacy

  • A Bricks & Mortar Legacy: Stories of Commercial Buildings in Te Awamutu 1890 – 1957

    Authors: Alan Hall and Sandra Metcalfe

    The Te Awamutu branch of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists have been involved in investigating the history of 32 buildings in Te Awamutu, some of which are now more than 100 years old.

    The buildings, all constructed between 1890 and 1957, were selected because of their age and architecture – and in the case of the 86-year-old, Hodgson Motors building, because it faced demolition.

    Information about each building was gathered from Waipa District Council’s archives, old newspapers, public consultations, and interviews, and images were sourced from photographic collections at Te Awamutu Museum.

    Genealogy group members consider the many hours of research have been worth it because they are now able to provide the town with a comprehensive record of the commercial buildings and their history.

  • ISBN: 0473716387 

    Publisher: Te Awamutu Chamber of Commerce 

    Landscape Edition  

    Case Bound, section sewn with dust jacket

    Available at https://www.teawamutuchamber.org.nz/book/

    Gloss laminated cover  

RM. 1997 – 2022

  • A non-exhaustive selection of scans and screenshots from the RM archive ( physical and digital ) in broadly chronological order covering the first 23 years of RM Gallery and Project Space (1997 – 2022)

    RM 3 above Real Groovy 438 Queen Street

    RM 212 58-60 Queen Street , Windsor House above Mega Mags

    RM 401 Archilles House 41 – 51 Customs Street

    RM 103  Archilles House CNR Commerce & Customs Street

    RM 103 295 Karangahape Road

    New RM First Floor , Samoa House Lane 307 K’Road

    Proceeds to RM Gallery and Project Space

  • Edition of 200

    Paperback edition 210 x 148 mm

    Kraft covers printed using black & white inks

    226 pages on satin 135 gsm


A Martime Heritage

  • Author: Robert J Hawkins

    Original Titles: C. W. Hawkins

    A Maritime Heritage Out of Auckland - Revisited is a second reprinted edition (2024) to the 1976 published edition which was the enlarged version of Out of Auckland which was published by the author in 1960. As well as being enhanced by a considerable number of additional photographs the new version retains the valuable Register of Ships and a comprehensive index.

  • First Published as Out of Auckland, 1960 

    Revised with many new illustrations, William Collins 1978 

    Reprinted with acknowledgements 2024 R J Hawkins 

    Printed and bound in Aotearoa New Zealand as a limited edition of 200 

    INC Productions NZ Ltd, Studio Q Print, Book Binding Press 

    162 PP Landscape Edition 265 mm x 210 mm  

    Case Bound Edition  

    Inserted 20 page Appendix II booklet  

    ISBN: 978-0-473-71819-0 

    This limited edition is available at www.incproductions.co.nz, Maritime Museum Shop and Boat Books in Auckland

Magazines, Zines & Journals

Fresh Press

  • Editors: Berst and Fuego

    Aotearoa’s premier graffiti magazine returns for a third issue, following the sell out first and second issues.


    These publications have paved the foundations for graffiti mags in Aotearoa and now, FRESH PRESS becomes the trifecta in your collection with a hard-hitting delivery of 224 pages of content.

  • A4 (210x297)
    226 full colour pages printed on Advanced laser 120GSM paper from the i300 Press

    4 page soft touch aqueous seal coat printed on Glamkot 350 GSM

    Limited edition print run of 400 

    Publisher: Fresh Press

    ISSN: 2744-7340

Dispatch

  • Welcome to the Dispatch. We are excited to release our very first inaugural print copy, marking the beginning of the next twenty-five years of our journey. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of folding a thousand cranes to celebrate longevity , we invite you to contribute to our legacy with a simple, mindful paper fold. Each crease embodies the patience that define our work, honed over the years. We’re excited to see where this path will lead and what new stories will unfold.

    Available at Crane Brothers stores https://crane-brothers.com/

  • Offset printed newspaper style edition . Printed on offset 80 gsm

    An oversized B2 paper printed with 2 PMS colours. Folded to 300 mm x 435 mm with 4 pages 

Betty Zine

  • Betty Zine is a physical zine released quarterly, featuring stories and creations from the female surf community. It's a grassroots publication to celebrate women's surfing, our connection to the ocean and nature, and our share our love for the sport.

    Issue 9 features art from the talented Steph Barnett, shares tales from organisations making great efforts to get women into the water and care about the planet, a sailing adventure tale from Eleanor Ansell and stories from snow Bettys Laura Wotton and the Ladies Behind the Lens team.

    PLUS, all your favourite regular features - poems, board reviews, board art and epic photos from the likes of Andrea Scheres, Leo Anholts, Gemma Flay-Hughes and Brooke Thomson.

  • TBC

Maps, Guides & Merchandise

Open Studios Waitākere

  • Open Studios Waitākere is being held on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 Novemeber 2024.

    This is an annual weekend opportunity for artists resident in the Waitākere Ranges Local Board area to open their studios to the public. With over 80 artists involved, and 40 studios from Piha to Glen Eden, Titirangi to Te Henga, it's an inspiring weekend out and about!  

    It provides the opportunity to meet local artists, see art in action, purchase local artwork and learn about the creative process. Visit some of Waitākere's most celebrated artists including sculptors, painters, jewellers, illustrators, ceramic artists and photographers. 

    Find Out More

  • Publisher: Open Studios

    Open Studio Art Map A2 fold to A5 - Printed Offset on 100 gsm stock

Art Map

  • ART MAP was created by Digisauce with the purpose of making the arts more accessible, it offers a comprehensive authorised guide to Greater Wellington’s art galleries in Aotearoa, New Zealand.

    There are 30,000 physical maps printed and distributed annually via the galleries, the Wellington iSite, Libraries, Community Centres, theatres, selected hotels and the major airport and ferry services.

  • Publisher: Art Map 

    Printed Offset 1 PMS colour  

FLOX 2025 Calendar

  • Blending functionality with form to create luxury travel-inspired products and personal stationery, FLOX draws inspiration from the flowing curves of nature, whilst upholding the essential role of purpose in these pieces.

    Central to FLOX’S Homebound collection is the highly anticipated FLOX 2025 Calendar, featuring twelve original artworks by one of New Zealand's most recognisable artists. FLOX's unique layering, masterful use of colour, and signature stencil techniques are paired with useful monthly layouts making this calendar both a functional item and a work of art.

    This year, sees the production of this very limited edition calendar based right here in Aotearoa.

  • Features:

    12 x FLOX artworks

    Dates are for Southern Hemisphere and include New Zealand holidays

    Spiral Bound

    Dimensions: A4: 210mm x 297mm (closed) / 210mm x 594mm (open)

    Made In Aotearoa

Art House Trust

  • Our second gallery guide for Art House Trust at Pah Homstead, documenting all the spring season's events and exhibitions.

  • TBC

Artists Who Eat

  • Artists Who Eat is a special project: podcast episodes connected to a physical zine, where we interact with artists through the medium we love best (food). We saw it as a way to talk to interesting people, learn more about their craft, and, also, explore nuances within the universal appreciation of eating.

  • A5 - 56 pages

    Saddlestiched offset printed on 100GSM paper.

    @ATE-ATE-ATE.POD

Arts Media

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Games

Pakiaka Game

  • Pakiaka is a fun and educational word game in te reo Māori which encourages players to challenge and improve their Māori vocab knowledge. Pakiaka is a game of speed - the aim is to finish your crossword grid first, but accuracy is just as important to ensure you get as many points as possible. There are extra challenges available, as well as play variations, to give players options depending on what type of game is desired. Pakiaka is a great whānau game where adults and tamariki can play together.

    Available here

    https://maimoa.nz/

  • Designed in Aotearoa. Made in China.

    Cotton Drawstring Bag, 120x Wooden Letter Tiles, 1x Game Guide (in English and Te Reo Māori), 1x Game Box to contain all elements

Connor Collection Botanical Bingo

  • Botanical Bingo was developed and designed in NZ and features 48 numbered cards with illustrations of native flora of Aotearoa New Zealand painted by local artist Erin Forsyth.

    A limited edition, compact game of bingo that will test your knowledge of local flora of Aotearoa New Zealand. From Harakeke to the Chatham Island Forget-Me-Not, players of every age will enjoy discovering new plants in this time-honoured game.

    The cotton bag holds the counters with their corresponding names and numbers. Whilst having fun playing bingo, you can also learn about the plants from the enclosed booklet. It provides information and trivia on all 48 plants.

  • Publisher: Connor Collection

    Printed in China

    Designed in New Zealand 

    Case bound tabletop board game production with cards, counters, rule book.

Connor Collection Botanical Cards

  • Designed for the most discerning card players, these top quality, waterproof, long lasting synthetic cards are ideal for Bridge and other card games.

    The back of the cards display paintings of the Kowhai and Puawananga flowers painted by artist Erin Forsyth. The beautifully presented box has a hinged magnetic lid. On the underside of the lid is written information about each plant. Contains two packs of cards in a presentation box.

  • Publisher: Connor Collection

    Printed in China

    Designed in New Zealand 

    Case bound, dual card pack box with magnetic lid production with top quality, long lasting synthetic playing cards.

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