Sandstone escarpment above golden grass and gum trees at Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland

About

I'm Danielle Leedie Gray, a contemporary Aboriginal artist and designer, and a proud Bidjara and Wakka Wakka woman.

My artwork and designs draw on my personal experiences, ideas and creativity. I create bold work that brings people joy and connection.

With more than nine years of experience, I've had the pleasure of working with schools, councils and organisations across Australia, bringing meaningful artwork and design into Reconciliation Action Plans, spaces and celebrations.

You can license an existing artwork or work with me to create something new, shaped by your people, place and purpose. I enjoy getting to know the people behind each project, bringing their ideas to life and guiding them through the creative process.

I was also honoured to create the artwork for National Reconciliation Week 2023.

If you'd like to work together, I'd love to hear from you.

Danielle Leedie Gray, contemporary Aboriginal artist and designer
Still creek water reflecting cabbage palms among boulders and grasses at Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland

Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland

Symbols I return to

People gathering

A circle surrounded by c's. It reflects unity: people coming together.

Travelling sign

Three circles joined by three lines. It reflects moving forward together.

People gathering symbol by Danielle Leedie Gray: a circle surrounded by c shapes
Travelling sign symbol by Danielle Leedie Gray: three circles joined by three lines
Close-up of smooth spotted gum bark at Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland

Moving forward together

Each symbol holds a story. I share them so more people can see, feel and connect with Aboriginal culture.

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