'What made Tiddalik laugh/7 An Aboriginal Dreamtime Story by Karen Lee Mungarrja

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Karen Lee Mungarrja
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Acrylic on stretched canvas, ready to hang.

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'Tiddalik' otherwise known as the greedy frog drank all the water to be seen. The land was dry and there was no water for the animals to drink. They came up with a plan ,to make Tiddalik laugh but try as they might they had no luck.... until. In this final piece Tiddalik sees the Platypus and begins to laugh,he laughs so hard that all the water spills from his mouth filling the rivers and waterways. The animals cheer,now there is water for everyone and everything. What made Tiddalik laugh is a childrens' Aboriginal Dreamtime story that reflects the importance of sharing.

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Matt acrylic on 14oz stretched canvas

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