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Indigenous artist Yama Harradine takes inspiration from manga, anime to bringing Wimmera scenes to life

Yama Harradine says his style is always evolving. (Supplied: Yama Harradine)

Anime and manga are often used to portray fantastical worlds and bright characters. Now, a regional Victorian artist has taken inspiration from the Japanese art forms to depict life in the small Wimmera town of Dimboola. 

Wotjobaluk artist Yama Harradine was captivated by animation growing up, and has created a signature style of anime-inspired drawing to portray topical issues, local animals, and his own journey as a transgender man.

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