BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Ulmai' | Linocut Print Gifts under $150 taking up a number of

taking up a number of positions until the mouth of the shark touches the horizon

or with spears

and sometimes employed to make more multi-dimensional structures

how to fish for bigger fish and wake up early

Ngurupai wharf depicts one such method – the handline

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Ulmai' | Linocut Print Gifts under $150 taking up a number ofLinocut printed in black ink from one block Edition of 30, 2011 Published by Djumbunji Press KickArts Fine Art Printmaking Edtioning printer: Elizabeth Hunter Image size: 250mm x 835mm Paper size: 400mm x 835mm Artist: Brian Robinson Region: Waiben (Thursday Island), Torres Strait Language: Kala Lagaw Ya Born: 1973 Artwork story: Round here we dont look backward for too long, we keep moving forward with positive change because of excitement, intrigue