'Mirrai' Limited Edition PrintMirrai means little girl in Nhunngal language. This artwork is inspired by my two Mirrais (my daughters) and the community that supports them and our future generations. My mirrais inspire all that I do and I hope to encourage them and all future generations to show a respect for each other, our culture and the land. The u shapes reflect people as it is the mark that would be left behind on the land after sitting cross legged around a campfire. This

It is a compelling message for today's world

Take care in handling your new print as the paper is very receptive to oils

The leaves represent new growth and the circles joined with a line reflect the different communities we are all a part of

Our choices today will influence not only our communities and those around us but our future generations

And out pops a beautiful little red dragonfly

The sizes for the fine art prints on cotton rag are A3 (29

The circles through the centre show a continuation of nature and each day

A postcard size Aboriginal artwork that people will want to keep forever

coming together with respect and hope for the future

- 40 x 40cm (15cm blank circle diameter) up to age six

'Nullawa' means the land in Nhunggal language

'Return' represents a return to nature and the beauty it has