Seashells
- Fibre-tipped pen on paper
- Dimensions: 56cm x 76cm
- Cat No. 420-23
"Sometimes when we go down to the beach in Maningrida we pick all these shells up. Some family make necklaces and earrings. In the olden days they used to collect shells and put them in the dilly bags. The old people used to carry dilly bags when they went hunting. They used the dilly bag for bush food. My design shows mud muscle and long bum and cockles." ~ Belinda Kernan, 2022
Belinda drew this with her cousin sister Josephine James. They used a combination of Posca paint pens and sharpies to create bright colours.
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