You’re so very talented, that is a work of art.

Fantastic – looks so beautiful this dot painting 🙂

Love it, very time consuming and the finished product looks fantastic.well done.

My Hubby is very good at doing this and does it to relax

you could use the end of a paintbrush too

This is absolutely amazing. Seriously – this is better than some paintings that I’ve seen in galleries! Congratulations.

Great idea – thank you!

wow that really looks amazing, well done!

Looks great. When they are being taught this they start with 5 colours. The less colours on a painting the more experienced the painter!

I love authentic Aboriginal dot paintings. I have never tried to do a dot painting myself but may be worth a try.

Thanks heaps guys… 🙂
Hopefully one day, we can see some art of your own.. or your kiddies 🙂
I\’m wanting to teach my daughter when she can sit for longer than 10 minutes LOL!

This one took me days to complete.

this looks brilliant – the dots are so close together and meld wonderfully!

Wow this looks amazing, your a pro

Looks great & easy to do too

This looks great my daughter would ♡ this also she made one last year @ school looks awesome will do with her this school holidays 🙂

Recently saw a doco on Aboriginal artist Emily. Absolutely beautiful work and amazing results. Thanks for reminding me of this.

thank you very much for this 🙂

Wow.. Thank you all so much for the amazing words 🙂
You definitely made me feel much better about my artwork.. xxxxx

Great work, I love it. I love aboriginal art in fact I have a piece I’m wanting to sell. I have the original documentation, think I could get a couple of thousand for it. Keep painting, it’s awesome 🙂

your dots are bigger than skewer or tooth pick points. what did you use in photo.

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  • • christie_miller replied
    • 20 Apr 2014 , 10:23 pm

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  This was the thick end of a skewer 🙂 The paint is thick and when placed down, creates the dot to be a tad bigger than the skewer itself 🙂