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Field noteFish are decent people.

Fish are decent people.The trees are leaving.Remember to thank a local bee.Bake baked beans to make baked baked beans.Can you hear what the stone is baking?Slap down your email.The one and only.Ninety nine of each.Have you ever been as far even as to go and be more look like?It’s a dog-eat-dog world, but since when were you a dog?Tick, tock, goes the unforgiving clock.Presence is the absence of you.It’s all a mess, but that’s ok.Life as a perpetual pasta.Who are you?Rest your weary bones.Enjoys doing stuff and things.Our world makes us sick and then sells us a pill.It is time to remember we are human.

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Wearing Bones

WEARING BONES  /  EST. 2026  /  TĀMAKI MAKAURAU

Rest your weary bones.

Thanks for looking. The shop stays small on purpose. Ninety nine of each, posted out of Auckland when they are ready.

PLACE
Drawn and printed on the lands of mana whenua across Tāmaki Makaurau.
EDITIONS
Ninety nine of each print. Numbered and signed.
PAPER
Acid-free 80gsm paper. Archive-grade. The kind of ground marker settles into cleanly, ages without yellowing, keeps its edge under glass for decades.

Drawn by hand · printed in Aotearoa · © 2026 Wearing Bones · made with love by Robert from Textual