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This is my first try at Aboriginal Dot Painting. It was actually inspired by a bunch of glass coasters I bought for my Mom when I went on a exchange student trip to Australia. If my memory serves me right, I bought it at the Sydney Airport before my flight back home.

I really wanted to credit the artist signed "J.Timbeny"? for the fabulous work done on the coasters, which featured individual dot works on an emu, goana, turtle, kangaroo, fish, and crab. I tried hard at my websearching skills, but alas, I wasn't lucky to find the said artist. My work on acrylics is NOT a carbon copy of the mentioned work on the coasters; instead of using the crab and fish like in the original work (acutally, the animals were in separate sets); I placed a koala and my all-time favorite marsupial: sugarglider as part of the roster. It's still unfinished, but I was happy and excited with the progress so far that I grabbed my O2 and took a pic of it and posted it as such.

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This is my first try at Aboriginal Dot Painting. It was actually inspired by a bunch of glass coasters I bought for my Mom when I went on a exchange student trip to Australia. If my memory serves me right, I bought it at the Sydney Airport before my flight back home.

I really wanted to credit the artist signed "J.Timbeny"? for the fabulous work done on the coasters, which featured individual dot works on an emu, goana, turtle, kangaroo, fish, and crab. I tried hard at my websearching skills, but alas, I wasn't lucky to find the said artist. My work on acrylics is NOT a carbon copy of the mentioned work on the coasters; instead of using the crab and fish like in the original work (acutally, the animals were in separate sets); I placed a koala and my all-time favorite marsupial: sugarglider as part of the roster. It's still unfinished, but I was happy and excited with the progress so far that I grabbed my O2 and took a pic of it and posted it as such.