Aint no road hog

Hi-viz just got humourous with this plea for would be hedgehog terrorisers and other roadkill enthusiasts to look out for their milkie while on the road and keep the scary out of delivering dairy. And if you're a hedgehog, we strongly advise you to stay off the road.

Speaking in tern

The Tern group elected to have an outdoor meeting. It was felt that the inspirational views and fresh air would result in a more uplifting meeting with less bickering, squawking and crap! The meeting was enjoyed by all (Tahuna Beach, Nelson).

Nayland Kindy collaborative art

Love this groove reminder from Nelson's Nayland Kindergarten to let the inner beauty sneak out of us all and see it in those around us. Nature is always a great prompter.

Fun and grunt

Still and sneaky fishing vigil

The wild and sneaky thought chain... son ponders how long his dad will take to catch a fish... Dad takes time out to wonder how long the moment of peace will last... fish ponders the next meal... while the photographer ponders capturing the moment on  camera.

Sphere a creative thought

Wildly creative sandball creatures and sculpture rolled onto Tahunanui beach adding a distinctly spherical sense of guardianship to this beautilicious domain of sea, mountains and space.

Godly humour thwarts shoplifters

The wit and wrath of god was evident in this hospice shop changing room in Bridge Street, Nelson. We love the light being shone on the subject in the top right hand corner as well. Truly an illuminating, innovative and humourous approach to encouraging customers to avoid making an oversized/inappropriate discount on their clothing purchase.

Boy wrangles shark

Check out this wild shark wrangling at sunset, as a young Nelson adventurer wrestles and rides this blue shark into the sunset at Tahuna Beach Nelson.

Banjo Bijou

Loving the gorgeous Banjo Bijou showcased in the Trouble and Fox window in Nelson's Bank Lane. Thanks Claire Ellery for your fab work, we look forward to seeing more.

Skull and crossbones

The wild and sneaky musings of Pirate Pearl leave us well amused. Walking the plank versus planking... no contest.