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Adult Popwag tshirts all sizes and colours
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Turtle print on adult t’shirts
100% cotton, preshrunk, soft style, set in sleeve.
Designed by Lizzie Thaiday and hand screen printed in the Erub studio, featuring a little family of green sea turtle swimming in search of food.
Any inconsistencies are an inherent quality of a handmade product and should be treated with care and treasured.
Debi Ari – Good Times!
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Coral T-Shirts
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Blue Bone (Unisex)
100% cotton, preshrunk, soft style, set in sleeve.
Designed by Emma Gela, depicting the skeleton of the Parrot fish also known as Blue Bone due to its distinctive bone colouring. Hand screen printed in the Erub studio.
Any inconsistencies are an inherent quality of a handmade product and should be treated with care and treasured.
Debe Ari – Good Times!
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Beizam Kids Tshirt
100% cotton, preshrunk, soft style, set in sleeve.
Designed by Lorenzo Ketchell and hand screen printed in the Erub studio, featuring the Beizam (Great White Shark) it is a well known creature for the people of Erub
Any inconsistencies are an inherent quality of a handmade product and should be treated with care and treasured.
Debi Ari – Good Times!
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Gone but not forgotten
From the fallen gum leaves, to the scars from the eucalyptus leaf beetle. I have depicted my stories using flora to coincide with this years NAIDOC theme, “Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud”. What the theme means to me and how to portray it through art, from a birds eye view, is testimony through which my Mother has inspired and of course, embracing my Aunty’s in our studio. Symbolically, the gum leaves are representing Aboriginal people in most of my paintings, connected, fuelling the fire, to the fallen. While also portraying factual events, like the smoking ceremony in a coolamon. The tall yellow billy buttons representing the tribes and clans. The gum nuts represent the future generations all encompassing the fire.
What a joy it is to sit around a campfire.
Soaked with the richest memories of my loved ones, while creating new ones!
The fire burning within.
The chaos it can stir.
The regeneration.
The satisfaction of wonderment and the warmth provided.
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Survival
From the fallen gum leaves, to the scars from the eucalyptus leaf beetle. I have depicted my stories using flora to coincide with this years NAIDOC theme, “Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud”. What the theme means to me and how to portray it through art, from a birds eye view, is testimony through which my Mother has inspired and of course, embracing my Aunty’s in our studio. Symbolically, the gum leaves are representing Aboriginal people in most of my paintings, connected, fuelling the fire, to the fallen. While also portraying factual events, like the smoking ceremony in a coolamon. The tall yellow billy buttons representing the tribes and clans. The gum nuts represent the future generations all encompassing the fire.
What a joy it is to sit around a campfire.
Soaked with the richest memories of my loved ones, while creating new ones!
The fire burning within.
The chaos it can stir.
The regeneration.
The satisfaction of wonderment and the warmth provided.
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A Smoking Ceremony
From the fallen gum leaves, to the scars from the eucalyptus leaf beetle. I have depicted my stories using flora to coincide with this years NAIDOC theme, “Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud”. What the theme means to me and how to portray it through art, from a birds eye view, is testimony through which my Mother has inspired and of course, embracing my Aunty’s in our studio. Symbolically, the gum leaves are representing Aboriginal people in most of my paintings, connected, fuelling the fire, to the fallen. While also portraying factual events, like the smoking ceremony in a coolamon. The tall yellow billy buttons representing the tribes and clans. The gum nuts represent the future generations all encompassing the fire.
What a joy it is to sit around a campfire.
Soaked with the richest memories of my loved ones, while creating new ones!
The fire burning within.
The chaos it can stir.
The regeneration.
The satisfaction of wonderment and the warmth provided.
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Suppression
From the fallen gum leaves, to the scars from the eucalyptus leaf beetle. I have depicted my stories using flora to coincide with this years NAIDOC theme, “Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud”. What the theme means to me and how to portray it through art, from a birds eye view, is testimony through which my Mother has inspired and of course, embracing my Aunty’s in our studio. Symbolically, the gum leaves are representing Aboriginal people in most of my paintings, connected, fuelling the fire, to the fallen. While also portraying factual events, like the smoking ceremony in a coolamon. The tall yellow billy buttons representing the tribes and clans. The gum nuts represent the future generations all encompassing the fire.
What a joy it is to sit around a campfire.
Soaked with the richest memories of my loved ones, while creating new ones!
The fire burning within.
The chaos it can stir.
The regeneration.
The satisfaction of wonderment and the warmth provided.