Dot Painting Tapestries

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

gouache illustration

“Bohra The Kangaroo” 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 c...

Pattern inspired by the painting style of the Australian Aborigines

Dot Pattern

Aboriginal Art Inspired Lizard a digital dot art painting

An illustration based on aboriginal style of dot painting depicting butterfly

Aboriginal Aunties (elder women) imparting Dreamtime stories from around Australia.

A dramatic horse and mandala painting

Indigenous Australian tribute to the women who support their family, friends and community.

The Goddess Diana

Cunnamulla, meaning long stretch of water, gets its name from the picturesque Warrego River which meanders past and is a popular spot for fishing and water sports. The main industries within the Shire are beef, fat lamb and wool production, apiary, grapes, wildlife harvesting, opal mining and the ever increasing Tourism Industry. Cunnamulla is serviced twice a week by Qld Rail from Brisbane and Skytrans from Brisbane and three times a week by Kynoch Coaches from Toowoomba.

A female surfer riding a wave against a dramatic sunset

A Welcome to Country is a protocol where Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners welcome others to the land of their ancestors. The Welcome to Country ceremony is carried out at significant events and formal functions involving people from other parts of the country or from overseas. This practice shows respect for the Traditional Owners and Elders of a particular area or region.

My country my people where I was raised around THE WARREGO, Cunnamuulla, Eulo Charleville

Celebrate good times, Aboriginal style.

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...

A stunning Mermaid painting.

Anubis against a dramatic dot painted background.

Abstract aboriginal printAbstract aboriginal print

Toothy Grin

A magnificent Leopard in front of a mandala background.

"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

Make Your Mark and See Where it Takes You T-shirt

Aboriginal Art Inspired Landscape a digital dot art painting

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

Drama & Color

A vivid Heron flies in front of a mandala sun.

A stunning Parrot dot painting.

A cute Elephant family goes for a walk.

A dramatic Bald Eagle

A rainbow Owl.

A vibrant painting.

Holy Family