Australian art

Iluka Art & Design on Instagram: “"Amongst the Gumleaves" Laughing Kookaburra perched in the Gumtree #australianbirds #birdart #kookaburra #laughing #gumleaves #gumleaves…”

This striking digital art piece captures the essence of the Australian outback through the traditional Aboriginal dot painting technique. Dominated by a warm palette of burnt orange and deep red, the artwork showcases intricate patterns and symbols that are characteristic of Aboriginal culture. Perfect for adding an ethnic and tribal touch to any space, this piece resonates with the spirit and beauty of Australia's indigenous heritage. Resolution: 300 ppi Dimensions: 1024x1024 pixels

G'day! My names Bel, and I'm absolutely stocked that you're here checking out my Kookaburras. Funny little fellas, hey? (Get it..?) All of my paintings are printed onto high quality 230 gsm premium art paper, and delivered to you framed in your choice of 3 sizes, across 3 different frame options. Please be aware when selecting your size, that this is the size of the artwork itself; you should allow an extra 3-4cm per side for the frame. Size Options: - A1 - A2 - A3 Frame Options…

Animals Of Australia. Sketches in the style of Australian aborigines. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF, SVG vectors and high-res JPEG and transparent PNG images.

In our Aboriginal Art Lessons we learn how to create artworks inspired by the symbols, styles and stories of this enduring Australian art form.

The healing power of art is well known, but in Indigenous communities it is taking practical form in funding local dialysis

artist prints by south australian artist dana kinter. prints perfect for gifting or building a dana gallery of your own. limited edition range with a large choice of shapes and sizes to suit any space.

Art is not something that happened in one era and that too when human beings were in a position where their basic needs were taken care of and they had the

Mimi spirit. Mimi are the spirits of Australia’s lands, skies, rivers and surrounding seas. These spirits are said to have taught the Aboriginal people all that they know about hunting, fishing, fire making, crafting and spiritual practices, and would come out at sunset to restore the lands, dance and converse with the Aboriginal people, depending on what type of Mimi they were, they may come out of rivers, shadows of trees, the sky, shadows/crevasses of the rocks and out of cave paintings.