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    The document provides guidance for creating artwork that represents themes of community, connection to nature, and Indigenous history in the local area. It suggests using blues, greens, browns, and greys to represent the natural environment, including images of scar trees, lakes, and rivers. The artwork could showcase themes of local community connections, living and supporting one another, and storytelling. It also proposes featuring elements from the rich history of Boort, such as its abundant scar trees which were important to the local Indigenous people. The artwork aims to connect three different offices through a cohesive local landscape theme.

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    The document provides guidance for creating artwork that represents themes of community, connection to nature, and Indigenous history in the local area. It suggests using blues, greens, browns, and greys to represent the natural environment, including images of scar trees, lakes, and rivers. The artwork could showcase themes of local community connections, living and supporting one another, and storytelling. It also proposes featuring elements from the rich history of Boort, such as its abundant scar trees which were important to the local Indigenous people. The artwork aims to connect three different offices through a cohesive local landscape theme.

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    Artworks Inspo

    Uploaded by

    Shani Ellis
    The document provides guidance for creating artwork that represents themes of community, connection to nature, and Indigenous history in the local area. It suggests using blues, greens, browns, and greys to represent the natural environment, including images of scar trees, lakes, and rivers. The artwork could showcase themes of local community connections, living and supporting one another, and storytelling. It also proposes featuring elements from the rich history of Boort, such as its abundant scar trees which were important to the local Indigenous people. The artwork aims to connect three different offices through a cohesive local landscape theme.

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    Symbols,

    colours

    Colours: Blues, greens, browns, grey, green – colours of the natural environment
    Scar trees (boort)
    Lake, rivers
    Community & connection (people coming together, yarning, story telling, safe place)
    Themes Local community connections (river, lands, etc)
    Living and supporting each other, community
    Storytelling and connection
    Use of a feather? The A Life Simply Lived Psychology Logo

    Maybe 3 artworks that all connect together? (connecting the 3 offices) Local landscape
    Boort (has such Boort history
    a rich history - Boort is an Aboriginal name meaning, “smoke from the hill”
    would be cool to - 2,000 scar trees around Lake Boort
    include some of - Most scar trees in the world made from stone tools
    this in the - The trees were crucial to the local Dja Dja Wurrung people who lived in the wetland area known for its red gum forest, and used the
    artwork) bark in "all facets of their lives"
    - They were used to build canoes, shelters, shields, for grinding seeds into flour, for burials, for drying possum skins and for art works.
    Inspo from
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