Limited Edition Prints

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features a composite of 36 vintage Australian cricket bats from the 1970's & '80's

The paper guarantees archival standards & features a textured surface which has the special touch & feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features a beautifully worn cricket ball complete with broken seams and other markings.

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features a beautiful pair of vintage wicket keeping gloves, circa 1960's. Only marginally more rudimentary than today's models this particular pair look to have seen a bit of action based on the wear and tear evident, (typically produced from the repeated pounding from a hard leather ball).

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) shows a pair of kid’s batting gloves from the 1970’s. The ‘cigar’ shape fingers with red markings was universally popular with young batsmen seeking to emulate their heroes.  

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features several examples of arguably the most iconic bat design of the past 50 years; the Gray Nicolls 'Scoop'. The radical concept which was centred around a prominent hollowed out section at the back of the bat, (primarily to widen the sweet spot & reduce weight), led to a period of experimentation by the leading bat makers around bat shapes.

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features several examples of the SS Jumbo, an iconic bat of the 1980's that became a favourite the world over. Heavier than the average bat due to its exaggerated back, the bat was catapulted to super stardom when the world's most charismatic batsman, Viv Richards, began using it to great effect.

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) is adorned with 21 superbly worn vintage cricket bats. 

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features 150 vintage Australian football jumpers from the 1970's and '80's.

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) shows the ubiquitous ball of the modern era; the yellow football. This one bears the markings of a senior club & looks to have been widely used. 

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This limited edition artwork, (one of 100 digital prints), is printed on beautiful German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm). The image is a vintage Australian Rules football jumper, (circa 1980's). Known colloquially as the 'Jail Bars' design it is one of the most universally recognised jumpers in the country.

The mould-made etching paper guarantees archival standards and features a distinct textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features three beautifully weathered vintage Australian football boots last worn in the 1970's.

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) shows a superb vintage Australian Rules football, (circa 1930's). Robert S Don manufactured footballs, soccer & rugby balls, amongst other things, from a factory in Minnie St Brunswick in Victoria. 

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.