The painting depicts aboriginal iconography referring to the tools aboriginal people use when hunting or gathering. The men use implements such as spears, woomera and boomerangs, while the women use digging sticks and coolamon's to carry the bush tucker. These tools are centred around a snake and goanna in the artwork.

The vibrant background compliments the traditional symbols used this artwork. The snake and goanna are totemic spirits.

If you would like to know more about Women and Men Hunting and the relationship with Aboriginal Art and culture, please read the following articles: -

• Aboriginal Symbols and their Meanings
• Aboriginal People
• Aboriginal Food