Dot Painting Stickers

A vivid Heron flies in front of a mandala sun.

Drama & Color

A magnificent male Lion in dot painting form.

THE GOANNA (Milbili) The perentie (Nintaka) agreed to decorate the goanna for a ceremony. The perentie was a good artist, who took great care with his work. So he painted the goanna with great care and skill, painting fine lines and dots over the goanna's body. When the paint had dried, he turned the goanna over and using the thinnest of brushes and the greatest of care, painted extremely fine lines on his belly. The Perentie became jealous of the goanna beautiful colours and pattens so the perentie cursed the goanna and said that from now on he must live in the branches of trees and take shelter in the tree hollows, while he would use the rocks as his home and shelter. Today, you can see the two keep to their own habitats, still wea...

A cute Elephant family goes for a walk.

A beautiful rose motif in mandala style. It is certainly a great gift idea and very striking design.

A vibrant painting.

A dramatic Bald Eagle

A rainbow Owl.

Holy Family

Featuring an original fine art painting of desert meeting the ocean

A proud Panda mother and her cub

Long before there were men or animals in Australia, the only living things that had eyes to see the vast continent were the flocks of migratory birds. When they returned to their homeland they told the animals of the endless plains, the tree covered mountains, the wide long rivers and the abundant vegetation of this delectable land. This created such excitement, so they all gathered from near and far and held a corroboree after which it was decided that they would all go to this new place to live. The problem was that the only vessel that was strong enough to hold them all at once was the one that belonged to the Whale and he would not lend his canoe to the animals. The animals decided to take the Whale's canoe by force and enlisted t...

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 ...

A cheetah running across a dramatic dot back drop.

An illustration based on aboriginal style of dot painting depicting modernism

Traditional Aboriginal turtle.

Coral Mandala

In our culture Ceremonies and rituals take on many different forms. Some were very private and involved only people in that language group while others involved all people belonging to the language group, even children. Sometimes the creation of special and sacred objects of drawings in sand and/or earth (sand painting), the moulding and carving of spirit figures in clay or wood, the painting of bark, the making of specific body design were used in many ceremonies. Often the objects or drawings made were placed in a bora ring or near the site where the ceremony was to be held. That is the reason why we find many scarred trees marking the site where sacred ceremonies were once held or continue to be held Special and sacred songs and dance...

I am influenced by the wildlife around the outback of Australia I am a daughter of this land I am inspired by wildlife the colours of the Australian outback My love and compassion for all wildlife inspires me to create Australian wildlife paintings on canvas which is true enjoyment I was born Cynthia M. Marks in a small country town called Cunnamulla in South Western Queensland. My grandfather was born Thomas Hearn he was an aboriginal man and I loved listening to his stories of his life as a boy, around the Eulo, Warrigo area which is referred to by aboriginals as Bidjara and Kunja Tribes. He would especially described the wildlife that was abundant there, especially the parrots.

Traditional Aboriginal Dot painting of Turtles swimming through the currents.

The exclamation mark, !, also sometimes referred to as the exclamation point, especially in American English.

Rainbow Rose was inspired by a gorgeous colorful, healing rose that brought me joy, happiness, and positivity.

Oola the lizard was tired of playing in the sun and decided to go practice throwing his boomerang. Galah came up and stood near watching the boomerangs come flying back for the kind of boomerangs Oola was throwing were bubberas. These were smaller and more curved then the others and returned to the thrower unlike Oola's other boomerangs. Oola was proud of having the gay Galah to watch his skill. In his pride he gave the bubbera an extra twist and threw it with all of his might. Whizzing through the air back it came, as it passed hitting Galah on top of her head taking both feathers and skin clean off. Oola was so frightened when he saw what he had done and noticed that blood was flowing from Galah's head, he glided away to hide under a...

Authentic Aboriginal Dot painting of Crab's crawling through the rivers.