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An illustration based on aboriginal style of dot painting depicting departure

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Emu Aboriginal Dots Painting Tribal Art

The Goanna is a large lizard which lives in dry climates in Australia. It acquired its name because of its resemblance to the iguana. The Aboriginal word for goanna is Wardapi in the Warlpiri language and Perente in the Pintupi language. In the Aboriginal Art Regions of Central Australia, the Goanna is a totemic spirit and Australian Aboriginal artists paint their Goanna Dreaming to honour their ancestral spirit.

Legend has it that there was a time in blackfellow land when the night came down like a black cloud and veiled the world in darkness letting neither moon nor stars be seen. But as Bohra liked to feed at night, he objected to this darkness. Being a great wirinun, he put an end to it by just rolling the darkness back as if it had been a rug and let it rest on the edge of the world while the stars and moon shone out. Bohra was very pleased with himself as he could now see to feed during the night and he could go about as he pleased on his four legs, for in those days Bohra went on all fours like a dog. One night as he was feeding, Bohra saw a number of fires ahead and heard sounds of many voices singing. As he got closer, he saw strangely ...

Acrylic Paint on canvas, stretched and ready to hang. Signed on the back. Among the stories from the Dreamtime of the Aboriginal People in many parts of Australia are a reference to giant animals that in many cases can be traced to fossils of animals that formed the megafauna of Australia. There are also mentions in some stories of what appears to be a time before much of the country reached the arid state it is now in.

Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang. Signed certificate of authenticity. Kunja lands where I roamed as a child
 Where the red Volcanic Dirt meets with the Yellow Wattle
Cunnamulla ..... Big Waterhole
Eulo ......Montville Of The Outback
Augathella...... Camp on the waterhole

It was formerly common but is now rare to uncommon and patchily distributed over a range that has become markedly reduced. Usually seen in pairs or small flocks, seldom large flocks (up to 200). It has declined due to the destruction of forests and woodlands, also competition for nest hollows with native and exotic species, and the impact of fire. There are three subspecies of Red-tailed Black Cockatoo in Western Australia. Only the south-western population naso is listed as Vulnerable.

Emu Aboriginal Dots Painting Tribal Art in Red-Blue

“We look to the “Morning Star, the first light, and remember Baiyami and Gyian the Whale’s journey from the Mirrabooka (the Milky Way) to spread the kinship system among all living things - as Baiyami descended upon the empty land he crushed the mountain of Yango and suddenly a light appeared in the eastern sky,

Burralga Brogla
 Burralga Brogla
As the sun rises over Murruwari country the silhouette of the brolga dances on the dry red plain.
The birds are the totem for the Murruwari people from northern New South Wales and southwest Queensland. Their dreaming transcends generations.

Dreaming story claims that parts of the Koala created a bridge to a new homeland. This story endeavors to explain how the “others” came from a far off place to find safety on Australia. From this group, whole villages formed and grew together.

Burralga Brogla As the sun rises over Murruwari country the silhouette of the brolga dances on the dry red plain. The birds are the totem for the Murruwari people from northern New South Wales and southwest Queensland. Their dreaming transcends generations.

Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang. Signed certificate of authenticity. Acrylic Paint on canvas, ready to hang. Signed with a certificate of authenticity. In the Dreamtime all earth lay sleeping. Nothing moved. Nothing grew. One day the Rainbow Serpent awoke from her slumber and came out from under the ground. She travelled far and wide and eventually grew tired and curled up and slept. She left marks of her sleeping body and her winding tracks. Then she returned to the place where she had first appeared, and called to the frogs, “Come out!”
The frogs came out slow because their bellies were heavy with water, which they had stored in their sleep. The Rainbow serpent tickled their stomachs and when the frogs laughed, wate...

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Emu Aboriginal Dots Painting Tribal Art in Pink-Green

“Australia The Land That Time Forgot “ Among the stories from the Dreamtime of the Aboriginal People in many parts of Australia are a reference to giant animals that in many cases can be traced to fossils of animals that formed the megafauna of Australia. There are also mentions in some stories of what appears to be a time before much of the country reached the arid state it is now in.

Among the stories from the Dreamtime of the Aboriginal People in many parts of Australia are a reference to giant animals that in many cases can be traced to fossils of animals that formed the megafauna of Australia. There are also mentions in some stories of what appears to be a time before much of the country reached the arid state it is now in.

Emu Aboriginal Dots Painting Tribal Art in Blue-Green

Minimalist Art, Dots Pattern, Peach Color, Paint Art

My country is called Barunggum, which is my grandfather’s country Headwaters of Condamine River east of Jackson to about Dalby; north about Charley Creek to Dividing Range and west to Wongorgera and Woleebee; south to Tara; at 165 Chinchilla and Jandowae. Their country is on the red soils south and west of the Dividing Range

Black and white star shining

Gecko was very brave and courageous, he believed in himself strongly. Another Aboriginal belief from the Northern Territory is that a giant gecko brings the thunderstorms and monsoon rains of the wet season

Because who doesn't love mythical creatures?

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The derp is strong with this one! The polka dot pattern really adds a party vibe to this black pug puppy and his derpy tongue. For more information on custom pet portraits from your photos by artist Robert Phelps, please visit www.RobertPhelpsArt.com

An abstract desert landscape of a sand on the foreground and mountain in red and yellow on the background. Minimalistic Japan feeling

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