Here are some more hand art & aboriginal-inspired art images from my 3rd art class - based on the theme of 'Fijian Identity'. Enjoy! 
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Lisa Mills is a published author of 'Look at Me: Deaf Awareness'. Lisa recently completed studies in a postgraduate diploma in education course & visited Fiji for 6-weeks for her final workplace learning experience as an Arts teacher in Suva at Gospel Highschool (an integrated deaf & hearing highschool), Gospel Primary School for the Deaf & Hilton Special School. For more information or to contact Lisa please visit website: www.honeybee-creations.com
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2 comments:
Your pictures reminded me of the time when I was in the USA...
Liked the hand pictures. :)
dear Lisa,
i'm very much impressed with your posting, particularly about deaf ( we use the term "hearing impaired" person - here in Malaysia)students in Fiji. one thing caught my attention though, you mentioned about "Fijian Sign Language". i've long been confused by the diversity of sign languages throughout the world. do we actually have any "common sign language" ? i mean, if, let's say a Malaysian deaf person were to communicate with a deaf person in Australia, do you sort of use a lingua franca?
anyway, i do have a deaf brother. unfortunately for me, i can only talk to him via our own lingo, a sign language only known to us both, but not particularly understandable to others using Malaysian sign language..
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