DDLY GMN Apparel
Deadly Gammon Apparel brings you epic threads by Aboriginal artist Emrhan Tjapanangka Sultan – because who says culture can't look this deadly?
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Aboriginal Flag (Black)
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Aboriginal Flag (white)
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Christmas Cards (pack)
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Fleece Sweater
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Gammon (black)
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Gammon (white)
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High Flying Hawks
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Home Run Gammon
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Meet Tjapanangka
Emrhan Tjapanangka Sultan is from the Western Arrarnta and Luritja people in Central Australia, and Kokatha people in South Australia. Tjapanangka is strongly connected to his cultural values and was taught, and given permission from his Elders to paint the traditional style of the Western and Central Desert art from an early age.
In recent years Tjapanangka has been exploring different mediums, in particular digital designs and different colour pallets, and the blending of old and new techniques where traditional meets contemporary. This is a celebration of Tjapanangka's artistic expression.
In 2022, he helped found Solid Lines, a First Nations agency dedicated to representing First Nations illustrators. In 2023, Solid Lines took home the top Indigenous Design Award at the Good Design Awards.
Collabs (just a few)
Oxfam Installation
Clients
Throughout my career, I have collaborated with a diverse range of clients, creating bespoke artworks that reflect cultural stories and values. My work extends beyond design; I have facilitated art workshops, sharing techniques and inspiring creativity within communities. Additionally, I have taken part in speaking engagements, where I share insights on art, culture, and the importance of preserving Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property. Each of these experiences has deepened my commitment to uplifting Aboriginal art and fostering connections through creativity.