Samuel Scrubby

Skin: Wantaringuwi (Sun)
Dot Texture Short 2

Samuel grew up in the Bagot community in Darwin. After high school he moved to Milikapiti. 

He started painting at Jilamara in 2017. Samuel learns from watching the old people paint, such as his Grandmother Mary Elizabeth Moreen.

He paints what he eats such as the seafood and bush tucker from the Tiwi Islands. He also paints traditional objects and artefacts like pamijini (armbands and head dresses), Tutini poles and spears, which are made for Tiwi ceremonies.

Artworks by Samuel Scrubby

Jilamara - Painting - Samuel Scrubby

Jilamara

101-20

$288

Sold
Samuel Scrubby
30 x 80cm locally sourced ochre on canvas
Yirrikipayi (Crocodile) - Print - Samuel Scrubby

Yirrikipayi (Crocodile)

588-18-1/10

$207

Sold
Samuel Scrubby
27 x 23cm (image), 38 x 28cm (paper), screenprint with woodcut
Pamijini - Painting - Samuel Scrubby

Pamijini

300-18

$115

Sold
Samuel Scrubby
28 x 23cm, natural ochres on board