The Sale Continues

This Saturday is the last day of our shop re-sytle sale. So thought we would through up some more pics of whats in here before its too late.

Like this big framed Nirvana print by Swissted, for just $195 (thats basically a free frame). There is a pixies one too. Even our much loved antique print draws are for sale ($2900) so we can make room for more art.

 

 

Or fest your eyes on our big light box ($1200). There is also a box of super cheap unframed prints for $20 too. And big discounts on pre-framed prints. So get in here before Saturday 5pm to grab some “mega deals!”

 

Marcus Marritt Illustration

One of our popular illustrators Marcus Marritt (UK) has recently started publishing all of his work on a swanky new site. This man is a machine pumping out at least a couple of new works every week. Marcus is heavily influenced by his passion for film and popular characters, and is illustrating everything from book covers to collectable art prints.

So head on over to his new site and follow this mans illustration mastery!

marcus marritt art prints

 

 

 

Shop Re-style Sale, 20-70% off everything in-store !!

Our shop at 62 Ponsonby Road is about to go through an exciting re-styling by the talented Places & Graces, but first we need to make some room! So visit us in-store and find yourself a seriously awesome deal with 20-70% off everything in-store, we are even selling some of our much loved vintage & retro furniture, whoopee :  )

 

 

//  20% -70% off all unframed prints (in-store only)
//  20%-70% off ready framed prints (in-store only)
// Bargain bin of unframed prints for $5, $10 and $20!
// Seconds draw of super cheap prints too
// Antique print draws, retro light box, round table, all for sale and more…

The sale is on in-store items only and ends Saturday May 25th @ 5pm (or while stocks last)

First in first serve on any furniture items, sorry no holding or lay-by.

62 Ponsonby Road. Open Monday-Saturday 10am – 5pm 

 

 

New! Photographic Prints by Pat Shepherd

For the first time we have photographic prints : – ) To launch this new offering we have teamed up with NZ music photographer Pat Shepherd who for many years has been shooting our finsest musicians all over the country. To top it off each print sold raises funds for the charity founded by Pat called onepercentcollective.org!

Art Prints

 

Love Your Mum

It’s Mother’s Day this Sunday, and there’s still time to treat your mum (or the awesome mum to your kids) with an endemicworld print.

To have your print delivered in time for Mother’s Day, just order online by 12noon Thursday (North Island) or 12noon Wednesday (South Island).

To make choosing easier, here are our picks for the coolest prints for a design-loving Mum!

Inaluxe Art Prints

Our Inaluxe prints are some of the best-selling on endemicworld, especially these two little lovelies – Hootenanny print and Fairy Wren print. They’re both available in your choice of A4 or A3, framed or unframed.

Inaluxe Art Prints

 

Give her flowers that won’t ever wilt and die! Also from Inaluxe, the Bloom print and Blossom print are both super colourful and contemporary, but also have a hint of Mid Century vintage style. We like that.

Bird in a Bunny Suit Art Prints

Sweet and a little bit quirky – A5 prints by NZ illustrator Bayley Collins. On the left, her signature Bird in a Bunny Suit print, with the Kiwi Bunny print alongside. They’d make a cute pair, too – only $58 for both.

Flox Art Print

Home is where the heart is. Show her how much it means to you with the A3 Country Love print (signed and dated by the artist), or the huge A2, limited edition HOME print by Flox.

Typographic Art Prints

‘Her love shines over my horizon, she’s a slice of heaven…’ Couldn’t have said it better myself! This print is actually a reproduction of an original, massive chalkboard drawing. In a simple, clean colour palette, On the right is our Ka Pai print – the simple, clean colour palette and cool geometric style makes it one of our most popular prints.

 

3 Autumn Interior Ideas

The weather’s getting cooler… so why shouldn’t your house!
Here’s 3 easy ideas to change things up for the staying-in season:

art print on wall with leather couch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now’s a good time to get out that favourite blankie or throw (or treat yourself to one). Not only can you snuggle up underneath it while you watch MKR, but draping new graphic patterns and textures over your sofa is a super easy way to inject some new life into your space.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bring the outside in. Go for an stroll in that Autumn air and on the way, pick a moody little bunch – flowers, branches, autumn leaves… they’ll look great in an old preserving jar or a vintage teapot.

prints on wall and fireplace

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Candles turn a house into a warm, welcoming home. And they make you sort of glad it gets dark so early! (PS: Have a fireplace that doesn’t work? You should totally put candles in it.)

 

 

Endemic Artist on Fancy! NZ Design Blog

One of our fave design blogs – Fancy – has an interview today with our newest artist, designer and children’s book illustrator Erica Harrison. Click here to check it out.

endemicworld print artist Erica Harrison

 

Are your walls in need of some super cute art? Take a look at Erica’s limited edition prints.


 

Fave Blogger Interviews: Rachael from Made From Scratch

Made From Scratch is an incredibly gorgeous lifestyle blog, created by New Zealand baker and homemaker Rachael McMahon. Several times a week, Rachael shares all the sweet things that make her smile – from drool-on-your-keyboard recipes to amazing styled weddings. A true blogging success story, Rachael has been able to bake her passion into a sure-to-rise business, as her wedding cakes and at-home baking classes are in hot demand.

Tell us about yourself first Rachael – what do you do for work, and for fun?
I’m lucky enough that my passion has become my work, my days are filled with blog posts, wedding cakes, baking classes and networking with some of the most wonderfully talented people in the business.

My days off are spent with my husband and puppy, catching up with our amazing friends over a delicious brunch or simply pottering in the garden!

The beautiful Made From Scratch blog, and blogger Rachael McMahon

 

How did you come to start the Made From Scratch blog and how has it changed since then?
I found out about blogs while we were traveling through America, when we got home I started planning our wedding and baking again after being out of the kitchen for two years.

Ben said that it would be fun for me to blog about our upcoming wedding and share the recipes that I make – by the time I’d finished making dinner one night he had designed and built Made From Scratch for me.

After posting everyday for about a year my gorgeous sister in law rebranded Made From Scratch to what it is today, it’s since grown into a daily lifestyle blog while I do baking classes and wedding cakes on the side – something I could never ever have imagined possible.

Always baking. I want to live at Rachael’s house!

Rachael teaching at one of her very popular home baking classes.

Who inspires you?  
My husband, family and friends – without them none of this would be possible, their support has been beyond amazing. I get inspired by lost of different things, it could be as simple as brunch with a friend, wandering through the hardware shop or admiring other beautiful blogs.

Tell us something we wouldn’t guess about you.
I used to do triathlons and long distant running while at high school – it feels like another life now.

What are some of your favourite blogs that you think we should go and visit?
I’m a huge fan of Adore, The Velvet Doe, What Katie Ate and The Big Day. They’re all so gorgeous and I always find something new and inspiring.

Just some of the recipes and ideas you’ll find on Made From Scratch.

Whats the best thing about being a blogger? What are the challenges?
The connections and friends that you make, they’re incredible. As well as being able to share work that inspires others, I’ll never be able to get used to knowing that so many people enjoy my work, it’s beyond an honour.  Being your own boss is hard at times, as you don’t have anyone to answer to but yourself if something goes wrong.

Like everyone, finding a nice balance between work and life is always tricky – especially when your life is your work. I adore what I do, so the challenges don’t seem too hard to deal with.

YUM!!

Finally, do you have any tips for start-up bloggers to get them over the global average 3 month lifespan?
Stick at it, even if you’re not getting a large readership to start with, someone somewhere will be following your blog and will absolutely adore it. Above all love what you do, if you’re genuine people will admire you for it.

 

For sweet styling, baking, weddings and more,
visit the Made From Scratch blog, or join Made From Scratch on Facebook.