Waratah and Honeyeater


Print Size
Price:
£43
  • Handmade Made to order in the UK
  • Authentic Real art by real artists
  • Trusted 45,000+ pieces delivered worldwide

Art: Our expert curators handpick each piece of the art print, ensuring a high-quality and unique selection for you.

Printing: We utilize state-of-the-art 12-ink system fine art printers, which guarantee flawless reproductions and exceptional color accuracy for every print.

Paper: Our 200 gsm artist-grade matte fine art paper features a subtly textured surface, enhancing the visual appeal of each print. All materials are eco-friendly and sourced from sustainable suppliers, reflecting our commitment to the environment.

Framing: We offer modern and elegant Scandinavian-inspired framing options in black, white, and oak to complement various interior styles. Each frame is crafted from premium wood by skilled professional framers, ensuring a high-quality and lasting finish. All frames come ready to hang for your convenience.

We're as excited about your new prints as you are — and we're committed to getting them to you swiftly, securely, and sustainably. Our shipping is designed with both the planet and your convenience in mind, reaching more than 35 countries worldwide.

Global reach, local touch. For UK customers, that means printing right here in the UK. Our partner printing and framing lab in the United Kingdom lets us print close to you — shorter shipping times, lower costs, and a smaller environmental footprint. Wherever you are, you'll receive the same result: the same premium printers, papers, inks, and framing materials in every location. Limited edition prints are the exception — each one is made and hand-signed in our Sydney studio and ships from Sydney, Australia.

Handcrafted quality. Every order is made by hand. If you need yours urgently, get in touch and we'll do our best to prioritise it — including express or overnight upgrades where your location allows.

Actual delivery time depends on the destination; metropolitan areas generally receive their orders fastest.

Production times

  • Unframed prints — normally made and shipped within 1–5 business days.
  • Framed prints — typically 1–10 business days to make, plus shipping, as they're more complex handmade pieces.

Smaller sizes are produced faster; larger sizes take a little longer. Need it in a hurry? Reach out — we'll do our best to allocate extra resources to your order, offer express/overnight options.

Shipping times — Open Edition

UK orders ship from our UK lab — printed and dispatched within the UK for quick, local delivery.

Destination Estimated delivery
United Kingdom 1–7 business days
Europe 1–10 business days
Australia 2–5 business days
United States 1–10 business days
Canada 5–12 business days
Rest of world 3–15 business days

Shipping times — Limited Edition

Every limited edition print is made and hand-signed in our Sydney studio, and ships worldwide from Sydney, Australia.

Destination Estimated delivery
United Kingdom 5–10 business days
Europe 6–12 business days
Canada 6–10 business days
United States 5–10 business days
Asia 4–8 business days
New Zealand 3–6 business days
Australia 2–5 business days
Rest of world 7–15 business days

These are estimates only — once an order is collected, delivery is in the hands of the courier.

Packaging

Framed prints ship in double-walled boxes, wrapped in a protective sleeve with guards added to every corner, so they arrive in pristine condition. Rolled prints ship in a heavy-duty cardboard box or a tube. Giant sizes and above are usually shipped in a crate, depending on where they ship from.

Tracking

Once your order has shipped, you'll receive an estimated delivery date, online tracking, and tracking notifications by email.

Damaged in transit?

It's rare, but if any damage happens along the way, email us at hello@minusart.co within 24 hours of delivery with:

  • photos of the damage,
  • a photo of the front of the box showing the shipping label, and
  • a photo of the back of the box.

We'll prioritise the reprint and get a replacement to you as soon as possible.

Countries we ship to

Oceania
Australia · New Zealand

North America
Canada · USA

Europe
Austria · Belgium · Bulgaria · Croatia · Cyprus · Czech Republic · Denmark · Estonia · Finland · France · Germany · Greece · Hungary · Ireland · Italy · Latvia · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Malta · Netherlands · Norway · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Slovakia · Slovenia · Spain · Sweden · Switzerland · Turkey · United Kingdom

Asia
Japan · South Korea

Description
Shipping in the UK
Size & Framing
Artist
About this artwork

Art: Our expert curators handpick each piece of the art print, ensuring a high-quality and unique selection for you.

Printing: We utilize state-of-the-art 12-ink system fine art printers, which guarantee flawless reproductions and exceptional color accuracy for every print.

Paper: Our 200 gsm artist-grade matte fine art paper features a subtly textured surface, enhancing the visual appeal of each print. All materials are eco-friendly and sourced from sustainable suppliers, reflecting our commitment to the environment.

Framing: We offer modern and elegant Scandinavian-inspired framing options in black, white, and oak to complement various interior styles. Each frame is crafted from premium wood by skilled professional framers, ensuring a high-quality and lasting finish. All frames come ready to hang for your convenience.

Shipping

Handcrafted in the UK. Delivered to your door, worldwide.

This print is produced and professionally framed in the United Kingdom, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail at every step. All UK orders are shipped fully insured with efficient delivery times and no import fees.

Shipping is fast, fully insured and global — most collectors receive their prints earlier than the estimates below.

Made to order
Unframed prints 1-4 business days
Mini to Large size framed prints 1-5 business days
X-Large and up framed prints 2-7 business days

Each frame is built by hand, so larger framed pieces take longer to craft. In a rush? Get in touch before ordering and we'll confirm timing for your size.

Delivery times

Estimates begin once your print leaves the workshop. Need it by a certain date? Contact us for express options.

United Kingdom 1–7 business days
Australia 1–5 business days
United States 2–10 business days
Europe 1–10 business days
Canada 5–12 business days
Rest of world 7–15 business days
Packaging
Unframed prints Heavy-duty tubes
Framed prints Extra-thick cardboard
Grand-size frames Extra-thick cardboard or custom timber crates

Every option is built to withstand international transit, with our Grand-size frames travelling in custom timber crates for maximum protection.

Insurance

Every shipment is fully insured against loss and damage in transit. This is a rare occurrence, but if your print does arrive damaged, contact us as soon as possible with photos of both the artwork and the packaging.

Please don't discard any packaging material — it's often required to process a claim.

Claim procedures vary by country and carrier, so timing and requirements may differ depending on where your order is delivered. We'll guide you through the specific steps for your location once you're in touch.

Gabby Malpas
The artist

Gabby Malpas

Gabby's watercolours are intricate portrayals of blended cultures and beautiful objects. Locally grown fruit and flowers picked and bought near-by are rendered with warmth and intimacy, forming a conversation between the rarefied, patterned flora that decorates the Chinese ceramics and batik fabrics within her images.

Gabby studied ceramics at Otago Polytechnic School of Fine Art from 1984-86, before travelling through South East Asia and then moving to London in the 1990s. Gabby's love of colour has endured, and her ceramicist background is evident in her use of pattern in her works. Gabby's negation of depth through the use of pattern means that it is often easy to imagine many of her works adorning a beautiful vase or bowl. Gabby has been working chiefly in watercolour and ink since 1988.

Gabby Malpas is a New Zealand/Australian/British citizen of Chinese descent, she was adopted and raised by a New Zealand family as a baby in Auckland and is now based in Sydney. Gabby began to recognise her Chinese heritage appearing in her art while at Otago, New Zealand. After meeting her birth-mother in 2004, her painting has evolved into a very recognisable Chinese style.

In this series of works, Gabby has melded Chinese representational traditions with batik patterns, and birds and fruit from her life in New Zealand, England and Australia.

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