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EDITOR’S REPORT

HELEN MCLEOD

K AY L E N E H E L L I W E L L

By Pam Henderson

P H O T O S H O P A R T I S T RY By Sebastian Michaels

06-07

COLIN KILLICK

A N D R E W H AYS O M

CHRISTINA BRUNTON

S A N D R A DA N N

AL BAMASS

32-33

DENNIS RICK ARD

MARGARET K ALMS

PRUE WRIGHT

JA N E T OV E Y

M AU R E E N M A X W E L L

T R AC E Y P E R R I N

CHINESE WHISPERS #73

13-19

A R T I S T S M O N T H LY AC H I E V E M E N T S

37-45

F E AT U R E D A R T I S T

C O L I N CA M P B E L L

DEAN HOHN

MICK ROONEY

JULIE POWELL

SHARON R ANKMORE

I LO N A A B O U - Z O LO F

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By Maureen Maxwell

MARINA HOBBS

Ilona Abou-Zolof - Fancy Fox

P H O T O S H O P I N S P I R AT I O N

K A R E N WA A LW Y K

ALISON MEIER

R O S A P E R RY

By Andrew Haysom

G E O R G E KO N C Z

PA M H E N D E R S O N

M A R I E H E LYA R

PENNY DE JONG

TRISH HOSKIN

K YE THOMPSON

KIM RICCI

B E V T E R AW S K YJ

52-57

ARTICLE

JUDI L APSLEY MILLER

H E M A N T KO G E K A R

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M O N T H LY A R T I S T I C PHOTOSHOP CHALLENGE

2023 NEW MEMBERS By Maureen Maxwell

F R O N T C OV E R by M A R I N A H O B B S - Come Dance With Me

THEME - CHRISTMAS 77-81

ARTISTS BUSINESS A DV E R T I S E M E N T

Al BaMass - Beauty In Red

a r t i s t s DOWN UNDER Australia and New Zealand

Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas everyone and welcome to our final edition for 2023. I love Christmas ... the decorations, the Chrismas tree, the holidays and of course, the food. It’s the only time of the year you are allowed to put on those few extra kilos and get away with it. Our artists have been busy once again with exhibitions and competitions; congratulations to all involved. Andrew has given us another Photoshop tutorial and this month it’s all about re-shaping the radial gradiant. Our Featured Artist this month is one of our newer members, Marina Hobbs. Marina is no newcomer though to the photographic world; she is an extremely talented and successful photographer and has settled in nicely within our group. I hope you all welcome Marina. This month Maureen would like to introduce you to a few of our newest members of Artists Down Under. I hope you take the time to read all about them and to enjoy their amazing artwork. The ladies from the Redlands Digital group have put together another in their “Chinese Whispers” series, this month getting right into the Christmas spirit. I hope you all enjoy. The monthly artists challenge was of course set as a Christmas theme. Enjoy what they have put together for you. Well that’s it from me for this month. I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year. Stay safe on the roads during this silly season, take care of each other and look out for those less fortunate around you.

Pam Henderson

HTTPS://PROPHOTOSHOPARTISTRY.COM

Image by: Rosa Perry Photoshop Artistry Student

COLIN KILLICK

( AUSTRALIA )

www.behance.net/colinkillick https://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artists-1/colin-killick/

D E PA R T U R E

christina brunton

( AUSTRALIA )

VERONIK A SNOW https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artists-1/christina-brunton/ https://chrisbrunton.com/

AL BAMASS

( AUSTRALIA )

BELL A- ROSE

B L U E L A M P C O U N T RY https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artists-1/al-bamass/

MARGARET KALMS

( AUSTRALIA )

B I R D FA N TA SY I N A B L U E F R A M E

https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/margaret-kalms/

JANE TOVEY

( AUSTRALIA )

A GLIMMER OF HOPE

TRACEY PERRIN

( AUSTRALIA )

FL I G H T O F FA N CY

M O U N TA I N B R E E Z E

https://faerietasticphotography.co.nz/

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artists down under facebook page The Artists Down Under Public Facebook page has been set up to allow the artists in the group to showcase their work and to enable them to share promotional information about themselves, e.g. exhbitions, awards etc... You can find the Artists Down Under Public Facebook page at this address; https://www.facebook.com/groups/ArtistsDownUnder/

So, if you are an artist in the group, don’t forget to regularly share your work and information here, and to let your friends and family know about the page if they are interested in viewing the latest art and news from the group. If you are a reader of the magazine who does not have access to the page, please click the link above and request to join. When you request to join you will be asked to answer three simple questions that will allow us to determine if you are an eligible artist who may wish to join the group and therefore be able to post on the page, or a member of the public who can view, comment and like the work on the page. It’s a great place to see some great art from this vibrant group every day!

Three ADU members receive a special gift Our very good Awake friends Teddi Rutschman of Foxey Squirrel and Diane Stafford from WhiteLaneStudio continue to give gifts as a reward for members of the Artists Down Under group who contribute to the ADU Facebook page by regularly posting their artworks and supporting other members with their comments. Teddi, from Virginia, USA, is well known for her fantastic sets of digital designer backgrounds, masks and all kinds of wonderful elements ready for designers to add to or build a wondrous creation. Teddi Rutshman can be found at

http://www.foxeysquirrel.com/ http://www.oscraps.com/shop/Foxeysquirrel Teddi has given a 50% off discount voucher for one very lucky member to spend in her on-line shop.

Teddi Rutschman (Foxey Squirrel) 50% off Gift Voucher

Diane Stafford from Chester, UK, designs Photoshop textures and overlays for photo artists and photographers to use in their digital artworks. Diane has created another special kit just for Artists Down Under for the month of DECEMBER.

- Barbara Dudzinska

Two artists will receive a Diane kit each. Diane Stafford can be found at

https://whitelanestudio.co.uk/biolinks

The DECEMBER lucky winners are

Diane Stafford (WhiteLaneStudio) Texture & Overlay Kit - Jenny Turner - Maureen Maxwell

shift art

November 2023 Theme “Memory”

https://shiftart.com/shift-art-photoshop-challenge-results-november-2023/

Congratulations goes to First Place Winner

Penny De Jong

Being Noticed

Kye Thompson

Penny De Jong - Jumbled Memories

Kye Thompson - Memory

LIVING THE PHOTO ARTISTIC LIFE https://issuu.com/thephotoartisticlife/docs/issue105-final?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ Congratulations to the following artists for having their images chosen to appear in the International magazine “Living The Photo Artistic Life”. Helen McLeod - Poseidon’s War Cry - The 100 Foot Wave Sandra Dann - Dreaming Kim Ricci - Menindee Lake Rosa Perry - Outside Inside 5 - Princess Lamb Ilona Abou-Zolof - Magic Tree Maureen Maxwell - The Parent Stare - The Old Barn Sonia Pusey - Come Fly Away Christina Brunton - Crows - At The Gate Kaylene Helliwell - Just Needed Some Time Lynette Paul - Orange Tulip - Paihia Door Judi Lapsley Miller - The Rebel (kaka) - Beloved Tui Penny De Jong - Oceana The Wise Sea Nymph

Kim Ricci - Menindee Lake

Christina Brunton - Crows

Ilona Abou-Zolof - Magic Tree

Kaylene Helliwell - Just Needed Some Time

Helen McLeod - The 100 Foot Wave

Christina Brunton - At The Gate

Sandra Dann - Dreaming

LIVING THE PHOTO ARTISTIC LIFE

Lynette Paul - The Parent Stare

Judi Lapsley Miller - The Rebel (kaka)

Lynette Paul - Paihia Door

Maureen Maxwell - The Old Barn

Maureen Maxwell - The Parent Stare

Judi Lapsley Miller - Beloved Tui

Penny De Jong - Oceana The Wise Sea Nymph

Rosa Perry - Princess Lamb

Helen McLeod - Poseidon’s War Cry

Rosa Perry - Outside Inside 5

whats on Fantastic Beasts Exhibition Fins, Fangs, Feathers and Fur https://nzafa.com/Exhibitions/Fantastic%20Beasts

NZAFA Academy Galleries

1 Queens Wharf, Wellington, New Zealand 1st December 2023 to 7th January 2024

Featuring

Judi Lapsley Miller

Judi Lapsley Miller - Portrait of a Kaka

Judi Lapsley Miller - The Rebel (kaka)

whats on Transformation Exhibition https://www.belcoarts.com.au/transformation/ Belconnen Arts Centre Featuring

118 Emu Bank, Belconnen, ACT 2617 1st December 2023 to 11th February 2024 Margaret Kalms

TRANSFORMATION Change through life cycles, metamorphosis, renewal, and evolution. Be it in the environment around us, within ourselves as individuals or as collectives embarking on a shared journey.

Margaret Kalms - The Queen Who Alice Encountered

Margaret Kalms - First Love Story Margaret Kalms - Requiem For The Trees

colin campbell

( AUSTRALIA )

HANGED MAN

MEL ANCHOLIA

https://colincampbell.myportfolio.com https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artists-1/colin-campbell/

DEAN HOHN

( AUSTRALIA )

S U P E R B FA I RY W R E N M A L E

S P O T T E D PA R DA LO T E FEMALE

https://www.facebook.com/dean.hohn/photos https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/dean-hohn/

MICK ROONEY

( AUSTRALIA )

MISS T

MISS CHAN

https://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/mick-rooney/

JULIE POWELL

( AUSTRALIA )

C L E O PAT R A

https://www.juliepowellphoto.com/ https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/julie-powell/

SHARON RANKMORE

( AUSTRALIA )

AT TAC H M E N T I V

https://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-4/sharon-rankmore/

ILONA ABOU-ZOLOF

( AUSTRALIA )

M A N DA L A 3 D

https://www.zolof.net/ https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/ilona-abou-zolof/

a Dr t Oi sWt sN U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

SOME PHOTOSHOP INSPIRATION RE-SHAPING THE RADIAL GRADIENT By Andrew Haysom

Adobe have made another small change to the Gradient Tool that I really like. When using the new Gradient Tool, and with the Radial Gradient selected, you’ll notice that there is another little white circular dot icon on the edge of the circle of the on-screen control (see Figure 1).

[Fig 1 – Re-shaping the Radial Gradient]

Clicking and dragging this dot icon allows you to “squash” the radial gradient from a circle into an ellipse of any width, dragging in the opposite direction will take the gradient back into a circular shape. Figure 2 shows a radial gradient that has been re-shaped into an ellipse. Click and drag the outer edge (line) of the circle to rotate or resize the gradient. Click and drag the centre icon to reposition the gradient. I find this little change very useful when using the radial gradient for various lighting effects, I hope you do too. Andrew Haysom [Fig 1 – Re-shaping the Radial Gradient]

ALISON MEIER

( NEW ZEALAND )

M AU R E E N ’ S S H E D

HELEN MCLEOD

( NEW ZEALAND )

BIRD ON A WIRE

H O W T H E H I G H F LY E R S L I V E

https://www.2-galleries.com/

KAYLENE HELLIWELL

( NEW ZEALAND )

I N DA I S I E ’ S F I E L D

ANDREW HAYSOM

( AUSTRALIA )

WINDOW https://andrewhaysom.myportfolio.com/ https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artists-1/andrew-haysom/

SANDRA DANN

( AUSTRALIA )

P E R CY PA N DA I I

https://www.sandradimagery.com/

DENNIS RICKARD

( AUSTRALIA )

https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/dennis-rickard/

HARLEY

PRUE WRIGHT

( AUSTRALIA )

T H E FO R E S T G UA R D I A N

MAUREEN MAXWELL

( AUSTRALIA )

A CROWDED CIT Y http://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/maureen-maxwell/

artists DOWN UNDER Australia and New Zealand

DIGITAL ARTISTS GROUP A COLLABORATIVE GROUP OF PHOTO ARTISTS

CHINESE WHISPERS #73 “MERRY CHRISTMAS” STAGE 1

STAGE 2

Pam Henderson

Maureen Maxwell

‘ Pam and Maureen wish you all a very Happy Christmas and a New Year full of Happiness, Good Health and Lots of Creativity. Maureen Maxwell

M A R I N A H O BBS

QUIET MORNING

B A R A P T U R B I R D PA R K , I N D I A

M AT T E I S E R

B OY LO S T

P U S H CA R T, D E L H I

FL A M E N C O DA N C E R

S O F T LY L AV E N D E R

LOV E PA R I S

FISH DINNER

Meet your artist MARINA HOBBS Gladstone Central QLD

Tell us a little about yourself and where you live? My home is in Gladstone, Central Queensland, a sunny part of Australia, though I grew up in Melbourne, in the bayside suburb of Mentone. I studied to become a Secondary Textile and Tourism teacher, which covered most of my main interests. How did you become interested/get started in Photo Artistry? I have been interested in photography for most of my life, my father being a strong influence as he loved making movies of his large brood. Travel photography became a great interest, recording our lives and adventures, living in China and Singapore in the early Eighties. I completed a Diploma in Photography, which introduced me to Photoshop Elements in approximately 2008. Ever since I have continued to embrace both the technical skills and artistic opportunities offered by Photoshop. What inspires you or gives you inspiration to create your art? My inspiration comes from travel, my experiences living overseas in a number of countries, yacht racing, and sailing which have been our main interests, and of course, now our grandchildren, who inspire me to create illustrated story books for them. I have completed five children’s books, which have certainly become wonderful projects for me and have driven much of my desire to improve my photo artistry. Do you have a certain approach to creating your art? I am very much project-driven in my approach. I set goals, plan, and begin projects with a concept and vision of the finished product. Flexibility is key, but as I continue to learn technically, there can be many revisions. What does your art mean to you? I love the creative process. Whether it’s a piece of machine embroidery, a digital storybook, a portrait, or editing a photograph, I enjoy each stage. I am drawn to strong subjects and projects that challenge both my technical skills and artistic limits. Lifelong learning is certainly very much a part of my life. I find great satisfaction in knowing I have advanced artistically and technically with each piece I complete. Do you think since starting in photo artistry it has changed you and if so, how? The discovery of Photoartistry has enabled me to explore beyond my own ‘organic’ artistic abilities. I was the student the Art teacher gave up on! Photoshop has gifted me with a future of continued learning and entry into a wonderful creative community of artists. Is there anyone that you draw inspiration from? I draw inspiration from every piece of artwork I see, from new experiences, our environment, and family.

KAREN WAALWYK

( AUSTRALIA )

THE SNOW BIRDS

https://www.flickr.com/photos/88165766@N05 https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/karen-waalwyk/

ROSA PERRY

( AUSTRALIA )

CHRISTMAS DEER

CHRISTMAS HOUSE

https://rosa-perry.myportfolio.com/artwork https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-4/rosa-perry/

GEORGE KONCZ

( AUSTRALIA )

T H E D R AG O N Q U E E N O F L E G E N D S

http://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/george-koncz/

MARIE HELYAR

( AUSTRALIA )

B E AU T I F U L https://www.mariehelyarartist.com.au

TRISH HOSKIN

( AUSTRALIA )

T H E LO CA L CA F E

THE CORNER STORE

https://trish-hoskin.myportfolio.com/ http://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-4/trish-hoskin/

KIM RICCI

( AUSTRALIA )

AILM

https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/kim-ricci/

a Dr t Oi sWt sN U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

2023 NEW MEMBERS ARTISTS DOWN UNDER By Maureen Maxwell

We have had several new members join us during this year. It is always wonderful to see fresh faces who bring their own interests, skills and art to our group and to our magazine. Ultimately, this makes our group more diverse and inspirational. As the year draws to a close, we asked all new members, who wished to participate, to write a paragraph or two about themselves, and to talk a little about their plans for their adventure in Photo Artistry. We also asked them to send a favourite image. I would like to thank the following people who responded. - Sandy McCleary - Jenny Davisdon - Alison Meier - Deborah Martin - Ailene Cuthbertson

SANDY MCCLEARY I’m semi-retired and my interest in photography took off when I got my first DSLR camera. I’ve stopped and started over the years since then, but the last few years has seen me get out and about a lot more with my camera, so much so that I very rarely go anywhere without a camera of some sorts with me. I’ve found that I like to take closeup photos of nature and was thinking what more can I do with my photos. All credit due to Judi Lapsley Millar for sparking off my journey into photo Artistry. This was a big learning curve for me as I’d never used layers before, and I found it quite addictive in being able to do and add so much more to my photos. I haven’t done a lot so far though, so I plan on exploring this a lot more with my photos.

Sandy McCleary

JENNY DAVIDSON I live in Orange in Central Western NSW. I have been interested in photography since I was a teenager. My background is in IT and I have worked and taught in that area for many years. When digital photography was in its infancy I learnt Photoshop, firstly as a means of enhancing my images. I became involved in what was classified as Creative Photography creating varying types of images, I went on to become an international judge in this field and have extended my teaching adding Photoshop and Photography. I still use all my own images photographing textures, backgrounds and creating brushes, since becoming part of the Photo Artistry community I am trying different things. I still can’t bring myself to use AI created elements but appreciate the work being done by the artists in this group who work with this content. The image I have included was put together with a rose from my garden, bits of landscape images I have taken, birds are my own image. I then painted my composition with the mixer brush. I did finish up with some textures from the Awake content. Thanks for all the encouragement your group offers.

Jenny Davidson

ALISON MEIER I have been photographing my environment and its objects for many years now and have gained an immense satisfaction from doing so. But some element was always missing and that was to give my images a truly painterly look. I recently stumbled on Jill Johnson’s Mixer Brush course through Sebastian Michaels’ website and although I had previously played a bit with it, I didn’t understand how it worked or how to use it. I recently took the course and have been wowed by the way this magic brush can completely transform my photographic images. Although I still use Photoshop purely as an image enhancing software, I am more and more drawn to the beauties and mysteries of actually painting. My next step will be learning how to draw a credible image and then transfer that to a painterly finish. This is a triptych made a few years ago from a series of images shot on the back interior wall of a Wellington coastal cafe, which is made of Corten steel. I am always fascinated by what a little digital tweaking can draw out of a simple image.

Alison Meier - The Secret Life Of Rust

DEBORAH MARTIN I am a New Zealand based photographer and printmaker, who lives in Matakana, Auckland. I am primarily inspired by the natural world, especially the stories told by our native birds. My aim is to advocate for New Zealand native birds through my work. Changing hearts and minds one human at a time, so that my photographs don’t become just a record of a growing list of extinct endemic bird species. A diverse range of my work has won awards at national and international photographic salons. Some of my bird images appear in conservation publications, calendars, exhibitions. Birds can be amazing teachers when we take the time to just quietly and respectfully observe them. “In camera capture” is the start of my creative process, not usually the destination. The artist in me endeavours to enhance a feeling, mood or discovery using post processing software, just like a painter uses all the tools at their disposal. So far, I have resisted the urge to introduce Ai into my posts processing, so all layers and parts of layers of my work are derived from images I have taken with my camera. My aim with photo artistry for 2024 is to start to post images I have been experimenting with this year that combine ICM and nature photography. Although I have been very quiet this year on the facebook page I have been inspired by the amazing creativity I have seen in ADU. Thanks so much for welcoming me into such a vibrant creative artistic community.

Deborah Martin - Then There Were None

AILENE CUTHBERTSON In the midst of rural Raglan, New Zealand, an artist named Ailene answers a call to adventure… to create art for modern-day romantics who want their home to feel as fantastic as their mind. Embarking on her wild creative journey, Ailene sets free her imaginary stories, worlds, and muses in the form of light-filled, painterly images. Can she inspire her fellow romantics to surround themselves with their own magic? Starring Ailene Cuthbertson (as herself), her trusty goat sidekicks (as themselves), the wonder of technology, and a generous dollop of imagination and magic, Old Mountain Art is a timeless cross-the-wall, storm-the-castle classic. Now on the world wide web everywhere at www.oldmountainart.com

Ailene Cuthbertson - Midflight

PAM HENDERSON

( AUSTRALIA )

MY LIT TLE VISITOR https://www.facebook.com/snapnshootdesigns/ http://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-4/pam-henderson/

PENNY DE JONG

( AUSTRALIA )

FROM THE FIRE

http://www.artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-4/penny-de-jong/

KYE THOMPSON

( AUSTRALIA )

O U T YO N D E R

https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-3/kye-thompson/

BEV TERAWSKYJ

( AUSTRALIA )

BROKEN https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artists-1/bev-terawskyj/

JUDI LAPSLEY MILLER

( NEW ZEALAND )

T H E S TAT E S M A N ( k e r e r u)

https://www.artbyjlm.com https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/judi-lapsley-miller/

HEMANT KOGEKAR

( AUSTRALIA )

AT D U S K

S O L I TA RY J O U R N E Y

https://photos.kogekar.com/ https://artistsdownunder.com.au/artist-2/hemant-kogekar/

artists down under monthly artistic photographic challenge theme:

CHRISTMAS 65

Andrew Haysom - Have A Very Lori Christmas

Rosa Perry - Christmas Nutcracker

Bev Terawyskj - Australia Xmas 2023

Christina Brunton -Moonface

Catbeagle Creations - Christmas Snowfall

Maureen Maxwell - Christmas 2023

Marina Hobbs - Christmas Down Under

Penny De Jong - Tree Decorations

Karen Waalwyk - Twas The Night Before Christmas

Pam Henderson -

Julie Powell - Christmas

Sandy McCleary - Christmas

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FOREST & BIRD Online Store Bird Art by Judi Lapsley Miller

From Whence Cometh Evil

At What Cost Forever

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Helping Women with Endometriosis

Art

by Margaret Kalms

50% of profit donated to endometriosis research 26 women with endometriosis have told When I first heard about endometriosis I felt a me about their experiences. They spoke to deep compassion and need to do what I could me about their concerns and collaborated to help. Women with endometriosis suffer during the photo session. We explored debilitating pain, disruptive symptoms and often meanings of body, ideas of self and impacts endure multiple operations simply to function of illness together, agreeing which ideas normally. Few people are patient when listening we would explore photographically. My to descriptions of pain, symptoms or illness. This photos are often carefully arranged, but that can have the effect of silencing people who are doesn’t mean they are fake. They represent ill. the personal truth and experiences of 26 women with endometriosis. These women My compassion inspires my photoart which I are remembering and acting out their show in presentations to raise awareness. I OWN experiences. They choose their own joined Awake to teach me advanced Photoshop stance and facial expression. Women with skills, specifically to expand my photoartistic endometriosis are the only people who truly skills to create imaginative and dramatic images. know what endometriosis FEELS like. My photoart opens dialogue enabling freer Unfortunately endometriosis is relatively expression of hidden feelings, experiences too common; an estimated 1 in 10 women living private to mention in ordinary conversation. with endometriosis, being over 175,000,000 I create photoart inspired by the concerns of women worldwide! And an estimated 500,000 women with endometriosis. Several women have women in Australia! Their experiences said that the process of imaging their suffering are heart-breaking. Regular illness and has helped them to face their pain and illness. debilitating pain result in missed education There is immense strength in being heard. I want and poor career opportunities leaving them my photoart to become visual screams!! women vulnerable to poverty.

Share ‘EndoWomanArt’ with your friends on social media to raise awareness and money for women’s health! We all need clothes & household goods. Buy yourself a treat or buy a special gift for your friends. Make your shopping count! Remember 50% of profit goes to endometriosis research!

https://www.redbubble.com/ people/EndoWomanArt/shop Follow ‘Life with Endometriosis’:

https://www.facebook.com/ LifeWithEndometriosis See Margaret Kalms photoart, ‘Life with Endometriosis’:

http://www.endowomanart.com

Kalms

Margaret

Women with endometriosis need real medical progress to reduce their suffering. I passionately desire to raise money for endometriosis research so that faster diagnoses are made and more effective treatments are found. To raise money for endometriosis research, I host events and sell products on Redbubble. Recently I gave $3,000 to Canberra Endometriosis Centre!

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Bunch Of Butterflies On Grevillea Pencil Case

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