JANE DENNIS | 'WooHoo' | Gift card | Hand-coloured linocutJane Dennis is a skilled printmaker who lives and works in Cooktown, and regularly exhibits and supplies art to The NorthSite Store. Jane practices the Gyotaku technique, which is the Japanese tradition of fish printing ('gyo' meaning fish and 'taku' meaning rubbing). Originally a method for recording fish catches, it became an art form in its own right in the mid 1800s. Jane has a Bachelor of Fine Art from R. M. I. T and has exhibited since 2004. The

FIONA OMEENYO | 'Day Out Fishing' | 2018 | Etching | 19

Red Emperor motif

hunting and gathering

spending time with family and fishing and hunting at his favoured spots

but Dewallewal's curse meant that they would die

her family and people’s movements from time to time back to Country to reconnect with sacred ground

squids and sharks running around chasing each other

Etching printed in three colours from three plates

You’re small

Doing two jobs at once was very eye opening

Lynelle’s work as a design and textile artist exemplifies the growth and potential of Indigenous-led fashion and is regularly part of First Nations Fashion Design (FNFD) runways

with its giant Stingray and swirling sea motifs