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Learning to Fly - A mother Green Sea Turtle moves with the ocean's current, banking and turning at will, showing her well established skills, as her young babies try to keep up. Playfully moving among the currents, chasing fish and learning how to perfect their skills as hunters and also survivers.

One day four young Honeys Ants set out to gather food for their colony, along their way, they come across a mob of young Kangaroos playing by a water hole. They ask the kangaroos if they knew where they could find some sweet nectar for their hungry colony. The largest of the Roos stop chasing his companions and stated "Follow the river until you come to the Golden Light, it is there you will find the large nectar tree, full of goodness that you seek. Being young and foolish, the Honey Ants believed the large Roo and headed on down the rivers edge. The Large Roo began to laugh and went back to chasing his friends. After some time, the Honey Ants reached the Golden Light, but instead of finding a large tree full of sweet nectar, they...

Aborigines

Aborigines

There are times when we can be surrounded by loved ones but we still feel alone. We also feel like the people around us are living a better more fulfilling life. This is purely perspective.

"Kaleidoscope Pt 2" A kaleidoscope constantly changes, as you turn it. It is the same thing with our lives, as we make changes, slight adjustments and turn certain ways, so too, do our lives. Never fixed in one set spectrum, always an opportunity to make new colours and patterns

Stolen represents the Aboriginal Stolen Generation. For decades Aboriginal children have been removed from their homes and placed in the care of white families, with authorities believing they are doing these children a favour. In reality, these kids become lost between two worlds. They are no longer Black children, as they are brought up learning white man's ways, yet they are not white children, because their appearance will always be that of a black child. The end result is a child that can be caught between two worlds, with no connection to either.

Pathway to Devastation - Blue A cyclone tears through the landscape, destroying everything within its pathway, leaving nothing but devastation. It's erratic behavour, choosing to leave some areas untouched, whilst it levels others. Just as we should be wary of cyclones, we should also be wary of toxic, negative people, who show little regard for those around them, and will destroy many in order to grow their own egos and step on anyone in their pathway in order to achieve their own goals. The devastation can be random, but there is always a pattern, the key is to recognise the warning signs and steer clear for your own safety and well being.

autumn colours

Sunset Country

Echidna a spiny anteater and can only be seen in Australia.

A great and original design for Vote No To The Voice. Indigenous Voice To Parliament. A special design that I prepared with contrast colors and faded text.

Australian aboriginal art Design

Quandongs are great for eating, you can also find native pidgeons and flying foxes around quandongs trees and they are also Good to eat. Must also be careful of the cassowary as he loves to eat the quandongs as well.

A great and original design for Vote No To The Voice. Indigenous Voice To Parliament. I designed it with boomerang figures and it's a design you should have too.

my version of the Aboriginal flag done for MABO day

Turtle Hatchlings are born with many obstacles. Surviving the hatching stage from goannas and pigs digging them up. Rising sea levels can drown eggs or temperatures can also decrease their chances. Once hatched they must then make it across the beach into the sea, Birds will wait for the hatchlings as a easy meal. The hatchlings then must survive alone for the next 30-50years in the sea until they return to the same beach to lay eggs and the cycle begins again.

Salmon inspired by traditional pacific northwest art.

June Beetle Wiinjiig ᐐᓐᒌg Ojibwe Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Seven Teachings Ojibwe Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Fiji Fishing Woman- modified aboriginal art from New Guinea . Polynesian Fiji South Pacific vibe. Fiji Fishing lady on a boat with a fish..Black default background - Mixture of art from a Dutch Museum and Papua New Guinea. presented by pelagioAM

Dot painting meets mandalas. Aboriginal style of dot painting and power of mandala

Buffalo Ojibwe Seven Teachings Respect WAWEZHI CANADA

Four Directions Buffalo WAWEZHI Canada Indigenous Art

Bee Amoo Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

"This is an original Indigenous Woodland style artwork from the Anishinaabekweg series titled Gookomis, which means Grandmother in Ojibwe. The piece is a beautiful representation of the artist's cultural heritage and style."

Aboriginal style platypus’s design

An illustration of an Aboriginal woman in a red dress and regalia. Inspired by my upbringing around powwow dancers.

Four Directions Beadwork Flower Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA. This design is my contemporary representation of traditional Indigenous floral beadwork motifs!

Medicine Wheel Painted Turtle

A contemporary interpretation of a traditional Ojibwe beadwork design. beadwork, beadwork flower, Ojibwe beadwork,

Always Was Will Be Aboriginal Flag Australia Land Hand

A gathering of colorful geckos. These geckos have been decorated with dots and patterns. This design is modern and fun and it would make an excellent gift to gecko and reptile lovers.

Educated Blackfella Artwork by Stephen Hogarth Copyright Hogarth Arts 2016.

A simple design with an aboriginal influence where I try to depict the elements of the world we live in. If you like this design why not browse my page for more cool stuff.

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