Stunning Indigenous Designed Dot Painting Craft Paper!
Includes 8 assorted designs created by Aboriginal Artist Michelle Earl. Single sided, A4 patterned craft paper suitable for a range of craft activities. 120gsm.
Michelle shares the meaning of her artworks:
“Bush Tucker – Theys food available in the bush. You just need to know where, when and what. Honey ants, bush tomatoes, yams, plums, and nectar from flowers.”
“Emu – Tu sits on the eggs and then cares for his young until they are between 12 to 18 months of age. Often when travelling you may see 1 Male with up to 40 young.”
&#ing - Our lifepaths are not always easy or straight. Circumstances push us from our intended journey so that we have to take the scenic route. Family and friends keep us grounded.
Goanna - Goannas are the 'cleaners' of our bush. They will eat everything and anything they can fit into their mouth. The female lays eggs and will protect them until they hatch. She then leaves them.” Sea Turtles - Female Sea turtles always come back to the beach that they were hatched upon to lay their own eggs. It is the heat of the sand that determines whether the hatchlings are male or female.”m>
“Snakese Rainbow Serpent is the creature living in our Dreamtime that continuously shapes our Country to this day. When a rainbow is sighted, it is the serpent moving from one water source to another.” “Sunset/Sunrise - Trth of a new day when all the birds and animals start to move around or the end of a day when they all start to quiet down is a special time to be alive and being witness to Baiame's creations.” “Tracks - Everywher travel if you take the time and look down you'll see tracks from all manner of animals, birds, insects. The ground around you will tell you the story of the life around you.”>
Tracks