Dot Painting Tapestries

An original painting I created and then changed the color scheme digitally.

Aboriginal Art Inspired Tree of Life a digital, printable dot art painting for download and print.

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.

Blue dots aboriginal inspired design

Mud crab

The Whale's AwakeningLong 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...

ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS?? You bet! Design created from an Original watercolour portrait 'Dotty' by Zoe Spencer in Mid-Wales UK

Hollywood as seen through deep vivid purples.

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.

Purple abstract pattern

The Great Divide represents the struggles and triumphs between man and woman. The Blue section represents man, the Pink section represents woman. In each coloured section is all the individual things that attracts us to one another, our individual pieces that make up our whole persona, the white and black section in the middle (The Great Divide) represents the middle ground between man and woman. It holds all of our fears, our insecurities, our passion for one another, and also our hatred for the little faults we see in each other. We can only close this great divide, when we begin to talk and understand what brought us together in the first place. The pink section being larger, is deliberate. It represents the willingness for woman t...

Dot painting meets mandalas 11. Aboriginal style of dot painting and power of mandala

Digital Art

Inktober Day 7: Straight to the point

The emu in the sky. At the Elvina Engraving Site in the Kuring-Gai Chase National Park, Sydney, is an engraving of the emu in the sky, a constellation recognised by many Aboriginal groups across Australia, that is formed of dark clouds in the Milky Way, rather than the stars as in most constellations. When the constellation is above the carving in the rock the local Aboriginal People knew it was time to collect emu eggs. The head of the emu is the Coal Sack, the dark area near the Southern Cross, its neck passing through the stars called the pointers and the body is in the constellation of Scorpio. The male emu is of significance to the Aboriginal elders because like the male emu, that hatches its mate's eggs and the cares for the yo...

pictures from a painting work on photoshop. feels like rust on blue sky.

Kookaburra the Kingfisher is an original artwork by artist Jacquelyn Lenard of Jacquelynearth layering hundreds of dots of coloured oil paint to create an interesting dimensional effect. The kookaburra wakes with the sun and reminds us to laugh and to join in with the laughter of others.

Design 5

Orange abstract pattern

An illustration based on aboriginal style of dot painting depicting butterfly

Float Away with this bath time painting.

Platypus Playground : While man sits by the fire, two hunters lay waiting by the watering hole, where the kangaroos and emus frequent along their well worn tracks. The hunters wait patiently, for the right opportunity to grab a meal for the rest of their tribe. Unaware of the ensuing dangers to the other animals, the platypus plays in the river, and watches over the Roos and Emus, as they dance around each other, taking it in turns to grab a drink. He knows that as long as the hunters are busy hunting the Roos and Emus, he will be free to play and enjoy the cool waters of the ever flowing river.

The emu in the sky. At the Elvina Engraving Site in the Kuring-Gai Chase National Park, Sydney, is an engraving of the emu in the sky, a constellation recognized by many Aboriginal groups across Australia, that is formed of dark clouds in the Milky Way, rather than the stars as in most constellations. When the constellation is above the carving in the rock the local Aboriginal People knew it was time to collect emu eggs. The head of the emu is the Coal Sack, the dark area near the Southern Cross, its neck passing through the stars called the pointers and the body is in the constellation of Scorpio. The male emu is of significance to the Aboriginal elders because like the male emu, that hatches its mate's eggs and the cares for the yo...

An incredibly colorful horse art work. Hand drawn with intricate patterns and design. A perfect gift for any horse enthusiast.

This artwork represents our Aboriginal people's struggles and sacrifice in the name of protecting our land. From our first people who fought against European settlement, to our service men and women today, who continue to lay their lives on the line to protect our way of life.

Abstract terracotta Pattern

Aboriginal ancestral Dreaming spirit.

Australian Aboriginal representation of the Ocean and Inland, adorned with their flora.

Before there were animals there was only people. There was a man named Budgial, a man named Gunual, and they were both in love with a girl named Gugu. The turtle man, Budgial, his totem represented common sense and love. Because he loved Gugu, he brought her flowers and sweet fruits; he watched the sun go down with her, he listened to her talk and he held her. One day the girl was getting teased by a bunch of people. So she asked the Turtle man to go and frighten them. When the turtle went to fight, he befriended them. She wasn't happy with the outcome so she went to see Goanna man. The Goanna man’s totem is strength, power and greed. When she told the goanna man what had happened he went down to the river and he bashed them. T...

Funny Dots Colorful Robert Hirst Style

Pattern with random circle spots. Cute illustration of rounded stains. Abstract simple print on dark background textile.

The Indigenous voice of this country is over 65,000 plus years old. They are the first words spoken on this continent. Languages that passed down lore, culture, and knowledge for over millennia. They are precious to our nation. It’s that Indigenous voice that includes know-how, practices, skills, and innovations - found in a wide variety of contexts, such as agricultural, scientific, technical, ecological and medicinal fields, as well as biodiversity-related knowledge. They are words connecting us to country, an understanding of country and of a people who are the oldest continuing culture on the planet. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people want their voice to be heard. First Nations were excluded from the Constitutiona...

Bright spot color. Watercolor, art decoration, sketch. Illustration hand drawn modern painting

a dot mandala painting i did then took photo of and applied digital graphic art

I painted this while travelling Australia. I took inspiration from the Aboriginal Art I saw throughout my journey to create this turtle.

Funny Dots Colorful Robert Hirst Style