Ngayulu Areyonga-la iti ngaringu munu ngayulu nyinangi tjukutjuku, pitjangu Mutitjulula pulkaringu kungkawararingu munu tjitjitjararingu. Ngayulu nintiringu painting palyantjaku kungkawara. Ngayulu nyakupai ngayuku ngunytjungku palyanyangka, Marukula munu Walkatjarala. Ngayulu nyakula nintiringu. Paluru nintilpai. Ngayulu palyalpai Kungka Kutjaranya munu Kungkarangkalpa, Kuniya Liru Tjukurpa. Park-ngka presentation, culture talk munu Marukungka wangkapai, tjukurpa maiku, painting palyalpai, dot painting.

I was born in Areyonga and lived there for a short time before moving to Mutitjulu where I grew up and had my children. I learnt to paint as a young teenager, always seeing my mother (Barbara Tjikadu Nipper) working with Maruku and with Walkatjara. I learned from watching her. She was my teacher. I paint Ancestral stories of the Two Women, the Seven Sisters and of the Python and Venomous snakes. I often do presentations and culture talks through the National Park, as well as dot painting workshops and bush food talks with Maruku.