https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf Molley Cook and Mallory Phillips en-us 2017-05-08 12:30:16 UTC 2017-05-09 12:45:17 UTC hello@padlet.com mphillips221 https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf/wish/170487968 Point Uno: In the text it states that, "aboriginal art, is based on stories (Jukurrpa) and symbols centred on "the Dreamtime." This shows the type of art that they have, it is spiritual and it is based on history from other generations. Their art is also based off of their beliefs and the different types of world's. 


Point Dos: The aborigine life is different than the United States, they had one basic art form, where they are mostly paint on them, where we have pastels and other things that we put on art. We also differ in what we draw on, they draw on rocks and pottery, where we draw on anything we see, like paper or canvas'.


Point Tres: Aborigines put nature into art, because the art that they have, has the land with the kangaroo in it. They also have many symbols that involve nature, this includes, snakes, and other animals, with the land in the background.  ]]> 2017-05-08 12:35:05 UTC https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf/wish/170487968 mcook221 https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf/wish/170488602 Point Uno: In the text it states that, "The didgeridoo is considered one of the world's oldest instruments, and it is typically made from bamboo." This shows that the didgeridoo has been made for a long time, and the music in Dreamtime was really old as well. 


Point Dos: The aborigine life is defiantly different than the United States, they have much different music than we do. Most of their music is older and has a lot more different instruments in it than we do, and the sounds are a lot more loud.


Point Tres: Aborigines use nature in their music by going into the nature to make their music to have animal sounds and other noises from the nature as well. Nature uses music because the instruments are made from wood and that is from nature. ]]> 2017-05-08 12:38:02 UTC https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf/wish/170488602 mcook221 https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf/wish/170740061 Point Uno: The author wrote that, "Black Duck and Water Rat is a story from the Dreamtime." This explains that the stories that they made were their own take on how things were made, for example, the platypus. The author also wrote how the platypus' were not welcome at the beginning, and so they made their own area, just like the different type of tribes of the aborigines.


Point Dos: The aborigine life is defiantly different than United States, the book isn't really free. In the United States you can walk anywhere and not really have to worry all that much because we are free and don't have a whole lot to worry about, but the book is where you have to worry about where you go so nothing happens to you or people around you. 


Point Tres: Aborigines use nature in their Dreamtime stories, by creating objects their own way. For example the story, "Black Duck and Water Rat," created the platypus. This story was their own take on how the platypus was created.]]> 2017-05-09 12:34:16 UTC https://padlet.com/mcook221/1a6gje7ebccf/wish/170740061