<p>Dots are so strongly associated with traditional Aboriginal visual language that Shane gets asked why he doesn’t paint them. </p>

Dots are so strongly associated with traditional Aboriginal visual language that Shane gets asked why he doesn’t paint them.

<p>Dots are so strongly associated with traditional Aboriginal visual language that Shane gets asked why he doesn’t paint them.&nbsp;</p>

Has dot art spread too far?

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