Not confined to the 'Kermadec artists' the project also involves the work of other prominent New Zealand image makers and indeed the first print produced was Dick Frizzell's Sam Hunt poem-based print, The Harpooner's Song or One for the Whales, which focuses on the Picton story associated with New Zealand's commercial whaling story.
The National Whale Centre commissions the prints from the artists and pays for their printing either by Michael Kempson in Sydney, Artrite in Auckland, and Papergraphica in Christchurch.
All basic income goes to the National Whale Centre project.