Take a brush, turn it over with the back side. The result is worthy of the best galleries in the world!

A week ago, my brother returned from a long trip. Vitalik lived and worked in Australia for a year. Last night, while visiting, I heard an amazing account of what my brother saw and what struck him while he was living in Sydney and traveling through the fascinating places of this delightful continent.

I would never have thought before that I would be fascinated by Australian Aboriginal paintings. My brother met with local creativity in Uluru. This is a tourist village near the pink rock, considered sacred by the indigenous people. There he managed to get to the master class of a local artist. The craftsman showed point-painting using the other side of the brush.





Drawing for Australian Aborigines is a kind of meditation. They create their paintings right on the street, sitting with a canvas and a brush in their hand. Concentrating on their inner world, they paint colored dots, from which real masterpieces are subsequently obtained. Works in such a technique are fascinating and seem to exude positive energy, for a long time capturing views and thoughts.

All you have to do is listen to yourself and start drawing a cascade of colorful dots. But it has its secrets.

Unusual drawings Editorial "Site" I have prepared for you a selection of bright and unusual Australian Aboriginal Paintings. The power's going up!

1. Bright colors, laconic expressiveness of the stroke, picturesque anatomical details - all this characterizes the painting of Australian aborigines, acquaintance with which will bring pleasure to true connoisseurs of original cultures.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
2. Do you know what aboriginal artists look like? In this case, the stereotype as we imagine the artist does not work at all. They look quite exotic, especially from a European perspective.
   
   
   
   For example, a well-known artist from Australia Jeannie Petyarre. Ginny’s works are known all over the world and have a large number of connoisseurs. And not without reason, because these works of art are really amazing, you can not take your eyes off!
   
   
   
   
   
   A reproduction of this painting is now in my possession thanks to my brother.
   
   
   
   
   
   
3. Aboriginal artists paint the world with dots and strokes. It is as if from atoms they create the most important thing in their lives, that which has the greatest weight of which they are proud and what they live: the country in which they were born, the earth, the rivers, the sun and the sky.
   
   
   
   
   
   They also draw people who live nearby and whom they love, draw women, men and children, flora and fauna, everything that surrounds them.
   
   
   
   
   
   The secret of the energy of paintings lies in the coded symbols, their artists prescribe while working on a new masterpiece, turning themes into bright ornamental paintings.
   
   
   
   
   
   Knowing and understanding these symbols, you can easily “read” works of art.
   
   
   
   
4. And here are paintings by Australian Aboriginal artists exhibited in one of the world's art galleries.
   
   They have a very special aura! From these abstractions such a sensation as from communion with nature - a slight breeze, the smell of grass, the chirping of birds ... Very irrational, like waves of color.
   
   
   
   
   
   Visitors to the gallery admit that they like to stand in front of the paintings, listening to their inner state.
   
   
   
   
5. Australian aboriginal artists painted and continue to paint colorful fish, animals, birds, sometimes people, while along with external details depicted and internal organs – spine, esophagus, heart, liver.
   
   This is the so-called style of X-rays, which reflects the interest of Aborigines in expanding their knowledge of the anatomy of representatives of the animal world.
   
   
   
   
   
   In addition, such a thorough depiction of edible game was a kind of magical action and ensured success on the hunt.
   
   
   
   

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What do you say about these unusual Australian aboriginal works of art? Personally, I don't have tea. ethnicity!

In addition, having tried to create such, at first glance, primitive works, you understand that drawing dots is not easy at all. This requires great concentration and a huge internal resource, because you can create such works only in a good mood, without allowing a single negative thought.

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