Dorothy Edwards, 'Sea Eagle', Linocut print on paper, 15 x 15cm

Dorothy Edwards, 'Sea Eagle', Linocut print on paper, 15 x 15cmUnframed. The sea eagle is one of my three totems. The sea eagle lives on the coast and eats small fish from the ocean. Although my totem lives on the coast. Within our aboriginal people we have freshwater people and coastal people. I am freshwater because I have straight hair. Coastal people have tight curly hair. My two other totems are Emu, Mim parry, and Nunda Plum, Ma yvkerr. Unless otherwise requested, prints are sold by highest edition number.,

Spirit & Strength & Her Strength is Her Family

find themsleves at catholic convent on Thursday Island

A design by Joel Sam

you're recognising that First Nation people have occupied and cared for this country form 65

but it has been told at Mornington Island for a long time now

one of the second largest of islands in the Torres Strait

He is descended from the Murrawari people of Koodooga

and the reef

During his lifetime he painted artefacts and illustrated children’s books

Therefore any big barramundi is a ‘Big Ama’ or Big Mother

Never underestimate the power of love and support from family  and friends and the healing it can bring

He develops and carves intricate designs onto contemporary Aboriginal art