Dhagaay yulaanbi-li nhulaan spray acrylic This naïve/primitivist muraay is heavily

This naïve/primitivist muraay is heavily textured in impasto gel

For framing the paper size in millimetres is paper 380H x 560W and the print itself is 320H x 430W

Gunidjarr Dhinawan (Female Emu) in Unison Colour and Mount Vision soft pastels on Canson Mi-Teintes paper

Dhigaraa Mil (bird eye)

Marrawal (echidna)

Dhagaay yulaanbi-li nhulaan spray acrylic This naïve/primitivist muraay is heavilyDhagaay yulaanbi li nhulaan 76cm (W) x 56cm (H) Collaged linoleum print. Yellow belly in the tangled slime waterweed. This yellowbelly is in the traditional Gamilaraay carved tree style of diamonds rhombus; this has been used to represent the dhagaay scales. The dhagaay design comes from my experience of fishing for them along the Gwydir, Macintyre, Mehi and Severn Rivers of Gamilaraay Country. Paper: Awagami Asarakusui (moss green), Awagami Kinwashi