Welcome to Tricia Hewlett Artist’s
“Window on the World”
I have been in the “business of art” for a year. To celebrate this milestone, I have set up a new website www.triciahewlettart.nz, linking my felt.co.nz shop for sales and this blog page for information.
If you have a moment, please take a look at my website and feel free to offer any advice or critique you feel would make it a better experience for art appreciators.
Thanks for taking the time to check out my new blog.
Nga Mihi, Tricia
After nearly 20 years of living and working on Hinewai Reserve, my partner and I have moved into our new home in Little River. Paul, my partner, still works at Hinewai, while I am commuting to Akaroa to teach Art at Akaroa Area School. It's a big change, especially...
Gecko are elusive and elegant.I've been geeking out on gecko these past months as I work towards an exhibition. Peninsula to PlainsTe Huanui Gallery - DarfieldYou are welcome to the opening night: Friday Sept 27th, 2024 6.30 pm.Open Sept 28 to Oct 24. Five Banks...
Tricia Hewlett Art is my small business creating, exhibiting and teaching art to protect the critters one artwork at a time. Wild about wildlife, I spend time creating art as a way to find the beauty within, show the character of the critters, and honour their...
& making bookmarks. Are you a reader? Despite being a very slow reader I love books. Being a slow reader and reading multiple books at any one time, means I make good use of bookmarks. So, I made some. Some for me and some for you. Each of these wooden backed...
Fantails, a common NZ native bird loved by many, are fun, friendly, and fragile. I have created a series of artworks in celebration of these critters called Autumnal Tails. Fantail do not tend to live more than 3 years as they are susceptible to winter’s cold....
I love this time of year!The birds have been busy and their young are fledging. Fledglings are curious and not very not "street-smart" so we often get closer to them than their parents. They tend to sit and check us out checking them out. Freshly Fledged Fantail...