The MAGS Fine Arts Show 2014

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Recently I attended the MAGS fine arts show 2014, these are some of my personally favorites. I think some of these names are wrong so if you know please leave a comment below.

Georgia on my Mind Nandini Bagraniya

The Joker by Shivani Karan

Dotts of Life by Brooke Nihill

Noir Cowboy by Ashlee Ridgway-Keena

Taniwha by Aisha Bobby Miracle Maka

Life and Death Liya Kesete

Depth by Toby James Ploeg

Jetty Oh So Tired by Shirley Cresswell. It's wheely good

Shelter from the Storm by Barry Ross-Smith

In Retreat by Dean Proudfoot

Red Calf Mt. Eden by Russell Jackson

Some Velvet Morning - Pink by Anita Glucina

My absolute favorite -- Sun-shower in Mt Eden by Claudia Slaney

Wings and Men by Lorene Taurerewa

Badger with Purple Grapes by Haser

Squirrel with Nut by Haser

Weasel with Grapes - Yellow by Haser

Weasel with Grapes - Pink by Haser

Sexy Kitty by Haser

Hedgehog with Apple by Haser

Goose by Haser

Cat With Cheese By Haser

Oma Rapiti By Manu Scott

First Semester, First Term, First Day by Robin Ranga

Unknown by Michael Keenedy

Unknown by Michael Keenedy

My Cherry Eating Friend by Claire Delaney
Fly as You May by Megan Collier

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