Zayne.K.E Art

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🌸"I've been through some harsh training, you know! I've gotten stronger, too!"🌸
- Sakura Haruno

🙏𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲, 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 & 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲🙏
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💪"Its fine now!... Why?... Because I'm here!"💪
- All Might

🙏𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲, 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 & 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲🙏

I don't care who you are... I will surpass you!💪🍖
- Monkey D. Luffy

🙏𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲, 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 & 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲🙏

Proably hella spelling mistakes... but we live! 😅😅

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Biggest Headache Done🍜

🔥"Thank you... for loving me!" 🔥
- Portgas D. Ace

𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲, 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 & 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲

Commission

"THE KOHA MEANIE"
Not the only one whos been lucky enough to experience something like this 😂😂 Continued mission to educate these awesome people lol

I forget I have a page sometimes😅😅 so I’ll share some fan art from insta yesterday!
Just The Norms skit Yu-Kio is is some of the funniest s**t to come outta nz. It’s a Yu-Gi-Oh parody 🔥🔥
If you haven’t, watch it 🙌🏼🤣👀

This was a piece for .journeys they are a non profit organisation for youth based on the island of Hawai’i 🌴 ❤️❤️❤️ @ Kailua-Kona, Hawaii

Did this a while ago but never actually posted it finished. Osu!!!

These are a few posters I've designed over the years for local Waikato events.

👍😁 PLUS ULTRA

This guy was the most requested after I posted the rough Luffy sketch a few weeks ago. Speaking of Luffy, he's all done 👌 check my insta
to see full colour.

🚨 Giveaway 🚨
I'll be giving away 3x A4 sized prints. Luffy x All Might x ??? don't know who will be the final character yet 🤔 any suggestions?
Stay tuned for more details

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🎨 NZ Anime Fans 🎨

Hey Guys,

I know there are a lot of Anime fans in Aotearoa 😁 I'm gonna be doing a continual series of prints featuring some well known Manga/Anime Characters with a Māori spin.

Here's a preview of Mugiwara Luffy from One Piece, the first print in the series.

Hit my Insta to follow my progression/struggles with these lol

🚨 Finally Arrived 🚨

🏷️5 of 10 left

- Info -

- Name: 28th
- Price: $370
- Size: 75cm x 75cm x 3cm(Big)
- Shipping included or pick up available.
- Explanation Card

- Meaning -

White Koru Designs: These designs have four major sections which represent companies A, B, C and D (Gum Diggers, Cowboys, Foreign Legion and Penny Divers) the designs are purposefully in the shape of a circle because they are all connected by being Māori. The colour represents their spirits.

Red Koru Designs: They weave throughout the white designs unifying the companies. This pattern symbolizing the HQ company (Odds and Sods) the colour red representing their bloodlines and Maori heritage.

Manaia: The carved Manaia at the bottom represents Tūmatauenga the god of War. Who watched over these brave men during battle.

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🚨 UPDATE 🚨

Sent to printers.

Finally finished this piece. I've decided to make 10 of these so numbers are limited. If the order limit exceeds that, then I will consider making more because I'm aware the meaning to this will relate to a lot of people. Regardless they will part of a special set and wont be made again after this run.

- Includes -

-Size: 75cm x 75cm x 3cm(Depth)
-Shipping included or pick up available.
-Card with explanation

I will message everyone interested this far for pricing and more info.

Ake ake kia kaha

Vector Art

Done for Maui Studios
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Throw Back Thursday!

A front on view from an old piece. I used to be afraid of posting these because I kept my work fairly private.Time to get over it lol.

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A bit different form what I usually post, but this was one of the funnest pieces I've created. The owner of this Canvas is a Guitarist, his guitars all have names and unique colour schemes. So we decided that I would create characters for each of the guitars and in the process came up with a little stories which was pretty entertaining.

It was a real challenge doing each individual character and making the next one just as special as the last, but we were both real happy with the result. I'll be posting a close up of each design so keep an eye out!!

Taylor Edwards

Throw Back Thursday!

A front on view from an old piece. I used to be afraid of posting these because I kept my work fairly private.Time to get over it lol.

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Kei Wareware Tātou

Meaning:
‘Kei Wareware Tātou’ is the Māori translation of ‘Lest We Forget’. The line is taken from Kipling’s poem “Recessional” and is usually part of the ‘Ode of Remembrance’. In New Zealand and Australia, the line is repeated by those who are listening in response. The ode is often recited on ANZAC DAY commemorating those who fought in World War I from New Zealand and Australia.

This canvas is a tribute to the ANZAC’s. Two soldiers standing a hill top at dawn. On the right, one is holding a bugle playing the “Last post” while on the left; the soldier recites the ‘Ode of Remembrance’. The two also represent how New Zealand and Australia fought together, side by side.
The Māori designs are symmetrical to show the unity of the two countries. There are three major shapes. The two on the outside depict a Fern and a Gum Leaf which were worn by the ANZAC’s during the war to acknowledge their respective homelands. And on the inside they combine to form the shape of a poppy, which is worn in present on ANZAC DAY (The colour red was more than fitting). The double lines and triple lines in white are a visual representation of the strength held by these men and women that left their homes, families and friends to fight for a better future.

!!! New Art !!!

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Jade like the Jade stone similar to the Pounamu, is a type of green stone. Hence the green colour scheme. This is another name inspired design commissioned by Amy in Australia. Again I wont disclose the full name for privacy reasons but this was one of the most intricate designs I've ever done. This is the second dragon I've ever attempted to create and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Like the Koda design working in my Māori and mainstream illustration style is a challenge. But Amy was very happy with the result and so am I.

I have a few projects on the back burner and I only take on 3 jobs max at a time. So thanks to those being patient.

Hope everyone is doing well.
PM if you have any questions :)

Throw Back Thursday!

A front on view from an old piece. I used to be afraid of posting these because I kept my work fairly private.Time to get over it lol.

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Rūaumoko

Meaning: Rūaumoko, the god of Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Seasons. And to some the god of Tā moko (traditional Māori tattoo). He is also the unborn child of Rangi and Papa (Sky Father and Mother Earth) still in his mothers belly.
This Canvas shows a silhouette that represents Mount Tarawera. The lava vent at the peak leads down to the magma chamber which is the face of Rūaumoko. The right side of his moko has gaps in it to show that he was never completely born. But his scale in comparison to tarawera shows that he is still very powerful. There are also faded designs behind him, they represent the cracks in the ground caused by his earthquakes.

Throw Back Thursday!

A front on view from an old piece. I used to be afraid of posting these because I kept my work fairly private.Time to get over it lol.

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Tangaroa

Meaning:
Tangaroa is the Māori God of the seas. He is the son of Rangi and Papa (Sky Father and Mother Earth). Tangaroa is also the progenitor to the Fish and Reptiles. Stories tell of an everlasting battle with his brother Tūmatauenga, the God of War and of humans. Symbolising this continuing war is the fact that humans go fishing and eat fish.
The overall shape of the design represents a Blue Whale tail fin because of its size and power. The larger koru are Tangaroas arms, legs and what I’d imagine would be his fins. I also put in two dolphins just to acknowledge his children. And the Stingray in the middle symbolises Te Ika-a-Māui which acknowledges another big story in Māori mythology.

Aihe Waka Surf Street

-Logo Design
Done for Maui Studios

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!!! New Art !!!

This piece was a gift for a friend and her little family. Their new born baby boys name is Koda, which is Native American for little bear. So of course when I met him ideas started flooding in. The rest of the piece is symbolic to his full name which is on a need to know basis lol. But just know the little guy is adorable.

I've been mixing my Animation/Illustration style with Toi Maori which I've been trying to figure out for years and this was the first time it's worked out and hopefully it wont be the last :)

More coming soon...

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Character Design

Commission: One of a series of characters based on the names and colours of his guitars.



Taylor Edwards

Designed for Natural Mystic Collection based in the Gold Coast, Australia. Micro fiber beach towels!!!

Avaliable for purchase with shipments to New Zealand. They also have other awesome products such as Mandala Duvet Sets, Himalayan Rock Salt Lamps, Mandala Throws and more... :)

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Tangaroa

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Meaning:
Tangaroa is the Māori God of the seas. He is the son of Rangi and Papa (Sky Father and Mother Earth). Tangaroa is also the progenitor to the Fish and Reptiles. Stories tell of an everlasting battle with his brother Tūmatauenga, the God of War and of humans. Symbolising this continuing war is the fact that humans go fishing and eat fish.
The overall shape of the design represents a Blue Whale tail fin because of its size and power. The larger koru are Tangaroas arms, legs and what I’d imagine would be his fins. I also put in two dolphins just to acknowledge his children. And the Stingray in the middle symbolises Te Ika-a-Māui which acknowledges another big story in Māori mythology.

SOLD!!

Dimensions:
Size: Large
Height – 100cm
Width – 30cm

Kei Wareware Tātou
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Meaning:
‘Kei Wareware Tātou’ is the Māori translation of ‘Lest We Forget’. The line is taken from Kipling’s poem “Recessional” and is usually part of the ‘Ode of Remembrance’. In New Zealand and Australia, the line is repeated by those who are listening in response. The ode is often recited on ANZAC DAY commemorating those who fought in World War I from New Zealand and Australia.

This canvas is a tribute to the ANZAC’s. Two soldiers standing a hill top at dawn. On the right, one is holding a bugle playing the “Last post” while on the left; the soldier recites the ‘Ode of Remembrance’. The two also represent how New Zealand and Australia fought together, side by side.
The Māori designs are symmetrical to show the unity of the two countries. There are three major shapes. The two on the outside depict a Fern and a Gum Leaf which were worn by the ANZAC’s during the war to acknowledge their respective homelands. And on the inside they combine to form the shape of a poppy, which is worn in present on ANZAC DAY (The colour red was more than fitting). The double lines and triple lines in white are a visual representation of the strength held by these men and women that left their homes, families and friends to fight for a better future.

Dimensions:
Size: Large
Height - 30cm
Width - 100cm

Rūaumoko

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Meaning: Rūaumoko, the god of Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Seasons. And to some the god of Tā moko (traditional Māori tattoo). He is also the unborn child of Rangi and Papa (Sky Father and Mother Earth) still in his mothers belly.
This Canvas shows a silhouette that represents Mount Tarawera. The lava vent at the peak leads down to the magma chamber which is the face of Rūaumoko. The right side of his moko has gaps in it to show that he was never completely born. But his scale in comparison to tarawera shows that he is still very powerful. There are also faded designs behind him, they represent the cracks in the ground caused by his earthquakes.

Condition: Brand New

Size: Large
Height - 30cm
Length - 1m