Woah nelly, how about them apples!

I usually say I’m an illustrator, though I am trained in Communication Design rather then illustration. It feels more “me” if I say ‘illustrator’ instead of graphic designer or such, mainly because I’m a self taught artist before I received the training, and that’s somewhat of a point of pride for me (lame yes, I know, lol).There’s a sad taboo around people calling themselves artist here where I live, and I have heard, more than once, people ask what an artists ‘real’ job is. :(

John, as far as the Aborigines go their culture is so separate from the westernised Australians that it has no bearing. I originally came here with naive beliefs that I would be able to learn about the Aboriginal spirituality and culture first hand but the native Australians very much keep themselves to themselves. I guess you could find ways if you tried hard but it’s certainly not a part of everyday life which I think is extremely sad.And yes, I saw your photos of Westernbirt – beautiful. Of course it made me homesick. Australia is wonderful but there’s no place like home

Write more, thats all I have to say. Literally, it seems as though you relied on the video to make your point. You clearly know what youre talking about, why throw away your intelligence on just posting videos to your site when you could be giving us something informative to read?

Je me demande combien de blessures cachées et les péchés du passé va peser sur notre avenir et l’avenir de ce pays.Je suis d’accord avec Angelos suggérer d’autres de la bonne littérature étrangère.Mais en tout cas, merci pour une autre amende vivlioprotasi!