Greeting card pack featuring artwork created for Red Dust by Raymond Walters Penangke.

"My initial thought when creating my painting was the understanding Red Dust has of the complexities of remote Aboriginal community lifestyle. In the painting you will see the twelve black circles with yellow ochre dots hovering on the top. These circles represent communities. Lines do not connect these communities because it's important to understand that whilst communities have similar values in cultural and lifestyle practices, the languages and traditional stories are quite unique to that region. Too often one brush is used to paint all communities and Aboriginal people. I am proud to say that this is not the case with Red Dust."

The eight white circles represent organisations, partners and communities that support and work with Red Dust. It signifies the importance of grassroots-level development and the success of this approach. The red dots represent the red dust of the central outback and the U's are non-Indigenous and Indigenous people working together.

To provide a culturally appropriate program and achieve open communication, respect is required, which the three circles in the middle represent", Raymond Walters Penangke.

Set of 10 cards and envelopes.

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