Our supported employees at The Hunt Op Shop have recently completed another mosaic paver project for Kingborough  Council . It’s part of the "low hanging fruit" community art throughout Kingborough. These artworks were to celebrate and highlight the Kingston Wetlands and Whitewater Creek areas.　 Pavers depicte insects, water creatures and birds.　 Alison Jones, Mosaic Artist, assisted us with the finer details of the pavers.　 You can see the pavers in the footpath on the Southern Outlet 　between Channel Highway and John Street, on the Coles side of the road.　 Thank you Kingborough Council and in particular, Melissa Staples from KCC for involving our supported employees in this great public art.

Yabbie (Simon)

Dragonfly (David)

Duck – Chestnut Teal (Chris)

Tasmanian Froglet (Chris)

Daphnia – water flea (David)

Water Ribbon (Simon)

White-faced Heron (David)

Echidna (Simon)

Phragmites – grass (Chris)

Sand Worm (Chris)

Native Hen (David)

Possum (Esther)

Galaxias – fish (Simon)

Platypus (Chris)

Swift Parrot ( Trina)

A proud Trina & David at the recent unveiling