Artists Down Under - Australia and New Zealand - December 2018 by Artists Down Under

DOWN UNDER Australia and New Zealand

issue 21 - dec 2018 | digital artistry

06 E D I T O R ’ S M E S S A G E by Pam Henderson

32 M A R I S A L I B E R AT O - Follow T he Elephant

- Neve And T he Fashion For ward

Elephant

PHOTOSHOP ARTISTRY by Sebastian Michaels

33 B I L L O L D H A M

- Always Look On The Bright Side ...

- Care For Africa Raf fle WorldPix.org - Water From Ar t

34- J A C K M c K E N Z I E 35 - P u k e k o 1 - Pukeko 2

- Helping Women with

- Pukeko 4

- Summer Cash & Carr y

- Pukeko 5

Exhibition - Our Bond With Nature Exhibition

36 M A U R E E N M A X W E L L

ARTICLE by Judi L apsley Miller - 2018 Wildlife and Native Photography Challenge

ARTICLE by Judi L apsley Miller - Forest & Bird Online Store

19- A R T I S T S A C H I E V E M E N T S 29 - F a c e b o o k P a g e - Quill And Camera - T he Sonia Pusey Inter view - Shif tar t Challenge - Finear tphotography - Greater Por t Macquarie Focus Magazine

30 C LY D E S C O R G I E - Ocean Sunset - The Lake

- Re d E le p h a n t At Ts a v o

54 B R O N W Y N K E N M I R - From Above

55- F E AT U R E D A R T I S T SUE MASTERSON 61 - Spook y Old Lily Pond - Garden Bride - L i l y A n d Te d

- Caught In The Garden - Waiting At The Gate

J O H N K E L LY

- Let Me In

- Michael Skirche

- Forest Bride

- Silo Ar t

- Enchanted Zebras - Snow Bride

38- O N A B O O R M A N 39 - F a l l i n g L e a v e s

- Outdoors - Bio

- New Me

40- I L O N A A B O U - Z O L O F 41 - Y e s t e r Y e a r - Oriental Beauty

62- C A R O LY N J E N S O N 63 - C a t c h e r O f D r e a m s 64 M I K E K A N E - Alchemist II

42 A R T I C L E

- Shipwreck

S OME P HO T OSHOP INSP IR AT ION by Andrew Haysom

65 J O H N F. K E L LY - Camouflage

43 D E N I S E M c D E R M O T T

- Big Ben Fly Past

- Dark Angel

- Living On The Moon

44- A L B A M A S S 45 - B l u e S t o n e B e a u t y

66 G E O R G E K O N C Z

- Bridge Over Neuschwanstein Castle - C o m i n g H o m e To M y L i t t l e

- N a t u r e ’s G i f t

Castle

ROBYN GARNE T - Dark Serenity - M e m o r i e s O f Tr e e s

46- A N N L AV I N 47 - S h i p W r e c k e d - Surreal

52- B E R N I C E FA R G U S 53 - H i p p o p o t a m u s A t D u s k

- T h e F a c e I n T h e T i n g l e Tr e e

- Light Space & Time

- Living The Photo Ar tistic Life

- The Guardian

- New England Barn

- Tr e e P l a c e G r o u p E x h i b i t i o n

1417

50- PA M H E N D E R S O N 51 - S t r e e t S m a r t

- Pukeko 3

Endometriosis

- Nor folk

Island

- Puf fing Billy Scener y

08- N E W S / W H AT ’ S O N 13 b y A D U M e m b e r s - Care For Africa Foundation and

48- C H R I S B A R N E S 49 - E c h o e s O f T h e P a s t

L AKI ANAGNOSTIS - Snow At Ankor Wat

68- M A R J O R I E L O R D 69 - W i l t e d R o s e 3

86 P H I L L I PA F R E D E R I K S E N

70- B A R B A R A D U D Z I N S K A 71 - I ’m T h e K i n g

87- F E AT U R E D A R T I S T TRISH HOSKIN 93

- The Field

- Wilted Rose 4

- Prince Charming

- Sk y-Sea-Ear th

- Chinatown - Chinatown Alley - View From The Window - Cameron Street

- Red

- Holdens 1 - Holdens 8

CHINESE WHISPERS #13

- O n T h e R o a d To A b u D h a b i - S h i e k ’s P a l a c e - Cityscape

- Smoking Parrot

- Bio

- Dapper Dan

76- S U E M A P L E S 77

- Red Rose

- Pigeon House Mountain

78- J U L I E P O W E L L 79 - V i c t o r i a n G e n t l e m a n

- Steampunk Ruby 2000

80 C O L I N K I L L I C K - Emerald Lake - Moraine Lake

COLIN CAMPBELL - Frangipanic Por trait 1 - Frangipanic Por trait 2

82 K A R E N WA A L W Y K - Hornbill

- Palm Cockatoo

83 A N D R E W H AY S O M

- Down The Rabbit Hole - Melbourne - Sharp And Blurr y

84 C A R O L S H A N L E Y - Dinner Par ty

85 LY N D A R L I N G T O N - Mis s Lilly

- Mist y Shadow

- The Spy

116- M A R G A R E T K A L M S 117 - L o v e O v e r c o m e s 118 H E L E N A K E R S T R O M

94- D E A N H O H N 95 - D i n n e r P a r t y

- Stride

- Zina Heaven Bound

- Circling

96 K Y E T H O M P S O N - Colour Boxes

112- J U D I L A P S L E Y M I L L E R 113 - T h e B o f f i n

- Love Everlasting

- Holdens 11

SUE JOY

110- V I K I M U R R AY 111 - S e c r e t s A n d S i l e n c e

114- L O U I S E S M I T H 115 - E y e O f T h e T i g e r

- Holdens 5

ARTICLE by Maureen Max well

- Remember When

- Bennell House

72- R O C H E L L E M A R S H A L L 73 - A r e t h u s a

108- D A L E B O T H A 109 - T h e B i r d W a t c h e r

119 M E R R A N G Â Û S - I t ’s R a i n i n g

- Secret Meeting

120 K AY E V I S O N

LY N N J E N K I N - Clock Graveyard

- Virginia Steampunk Witch

- Odin

98- D E N N I S R I C K A R D 99 - A r t w o r k O f M i n e 100- A L I O P P Y 101 - S o u n d s O f

121- F E AT U R E D A R T I S T WA R R E N M AYA L L 127 - T he Snail

- T he Eg g Collector - The Horses

Silence

- Spiderella

- Shine - Ghost Riders In The Sk y

102- M A R Y K N A G G S 103 - A u t u m n L e a v e s

- New Holland Honey Eater

104- A N T H E A S C O T T E 105 - B r i c o l a g e C h a l l e n g e Re-Awaken #1

- Bricolage Challenge Re-Awaken#2

106- A R T I C L E 107 M Y P H O T O S H O P

- Red Bull

CORNER

By Barbara Dudzinska

- The Chess Man - The Circus - Molly And T he Indians - The Egg - Bio

128- C H R I S T I N A B R U N T O N 129 - L o r d O f T h e M a n o r - Steampunk Scientist

130- K E V I N S I M S 131 - T h e S t o r y B o o k - Splash

132- S O N I A P U S E Y 133 - M i s s U n d e r s t o o d - Tu r n B a c k T i m e

134- S H A R O N R A N K M O R E 135 - B e n a l l a I - U n d e r R o a d Tu n n e l I

139 M I C K R O O N E Y - Chopstick

- Fairy Garden

140- G E R A R D W H E L A N 141 - E l e p h a n t P r o f i l e

FRONT COVER by CHRISTINA BRUNTON - Speckled Black Cockatoo Blue

- Lion Ar t

136- A N N W E H N E R 137 - A P a t h I n T h e F o r e s t - This Ole House

138 E D W I N L E U N G

- Legend Of Mending Heaven - To A D i s t a n t Y o u

Colin Killick - Walking Home

Denise McDermott - Black Rose

Colin Campbell - Flora 7

aD rOt W i s tNs U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

EDITOR’S MESSAGE Merry Christmas everyone and welcome to our December edition of Artists Down Under. Well the silly season is upon us once again as you see everyone clambering around with shopping and cooking. The decorations are busily being hung and the tree put up planning for the arrival of the jolly ole man in red. What a fantastic time of the year. Firstly I would like to give a very special welcome to our newest members Michael Kane, Julie Pallant, Penny de Jong, Carol Shanley and Christine Turner Coles. It is great to see our talented group expanding allowing us to present to you more of the exceptional art our members produce. Once again the past month has seen many of our our artists exceed themselves, with their special achievements, exhibitions and awards, congratulations to all concerned. This month I would like to share with you two photoshop tutorials, one from our ever loving artist Andrew Haysom who touches on some “Type Shortcut Keys”, which is extremely helpful and our second tutorial comes from Barbara Dudzinska who introduces us to “Selections of Semi Transparent Objects”. The Redlands Digital Artists Group never cease to amaze us with the talent they show in their “Chinese Whispers” series, this month being a Christmas theme.

We have three very talented Featured Artists that I would like to intorduce to you - Sue Masterson, Trish Hoskin and Warren Mayall, their artwork is simply amazing. Two of our artists, Judi Lapsley Miller and Viki Murray, have been asked to participate in exhibitions over the Christmas period, so if you are in the area where the exhibitions are being held, please drop in and show your support.

Margaret Kalms

I hope you enjoy this month’s edition of “Artists Down Under”. I would like to wish everyone a very Merry and safe Christmas, and an extremely Happy New Year. I hope that you all enjoy and treasure the time you spend with your loved ones over the festive season. Stay safe and see you all next month. Pam Henderson

Lyn Darlington

Artists in this publication are responsible for any rights appertaining to their work.

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aD rOt W i s tNs U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

NEWS

Care for Africa The raffle image has been kindly printed and donated by Print 2 Metal in Melbourne in support of the Care For Africa Foundation. A huge thank you to Marie and Frank for their ongoing support. The raffle image is titled “Water Is Life ll”. The image is a Unique State image and a collaboration between Nigel Lazenby and myself. The image is 20”x30” printed on ultra gloss white coated aluminium with a floating frame. The raffle will be drawn on a date TBA. Raffle tickets are available 1 for $5, 3 for $10. Tickets are available by emailing Dean at dean.hohn@bigpond.com. You can also purchase tickets online direct from Care For Africa. Direct deposit into: Care for Africa: BSB: 037608 Acc: 387249 or Email: jennysaunders122@gmail.com Will ship to anywhere in Australia.

Digital Art links the Care For Africa Foundation with WorldPix.org! Never think for a minute people don’t take notice of your art and what you’re doing. Especially if it’s for a good cause! I got noticed by Mike Goldner, at ArtisanHD, from my ArtBoja page, who in turn told Paul Lynch, the founder of WorldPix.org about the work I was doing with the Care For Africa Foundation, raising funds for drilling fresh water wells. Thank you Mike Goldner for passing my information on to Paul Lynch.

It is coming up 12 months ago that Paul first contacted me to see if I would be interested in joining their group, who are doing similar work to what I’m doing for the Care For Africa Foundation, in various locations around the world. I said yes and filled out the application form, but I didn’t really meet the requirements of their organization because I have never been to Tanzania and therefore couldn’t provide images of the people or animals from the villages we are supporting.

Dean L Hohn My dream is to visit the Tarime District of Tanzania and spend time with the villagers and attempt to capture their stories and include them in my gallery. The Care For Africa Foundation, that I am raising funds for is based in Launceston, Tasmania. As a result of not having been to Tanzania, the board of WorldPix has been gracious enough to allow me to use my digital art images from around Tasmania, until such time as I’m able to actually visit Tanzania. I thank them for this privilege.

Combine that with the fact I did digital art instead of straight photography and it took a bit for the board You can see my gallery of images at https:// to work out how I could fit into their organization. worldpix.org/galleries-2/ In the end, we have overcome the hurdles and I am delighted to be a member of WorldPix.org. Dean Hohn

Care for Africa Cont ...

WATER FROM ART As many of you will know, my “WHY”, is using my art to support the Care for Africa Foundation to drill fresh water wells in the 6 villages it supports in the Tarime District of Tanzania. These villages are off the tourist route and therefore received no form of aid until the Care For Africa Foundation heard about their plight and decided to do something to help. It was the middle of June 2016 when a friend and fellow photographer posted some of her designs on Facebook that the idea of using my art for designs on clothing and scarves hit me. I asked her if she would mind if I copied the idea, of using my art on clothing and she said no. The end of June 2016 I launched my Nuna Collection, with designs originating from my rock art that dated back to the Nuna Era. As a designer I receive a commission of 10% for each piece that is sold and I in turn donate all proceeds to the Care For Africa Foundation. My designs have evolved over time and my latest designs are more contemporary and varied. You can view the collection at

https://tinyurl.com/yc5ar9gw

I also do custom designs and if you would like something created especially for you, you can contact me at dean.hohn@bigpond.com and I will be glad to discuss it with you. The scarves are available in Modal, Cashmere Modal, Cashmere Silk and 100% Cashmere. If you find a design you would like in a fabric other than shown, please contact me and I’ll add it and let you know when it’s available to order. I’m truly grateful for the support I’ve received to date and would appreciate any support you can give me in the future. Dean L Hohn Below are samples of some of my latest designs.

Poppies Cashmere Modal Scarf

Star Power Modal Scarf

Stars And Diamonds Modal Scarf

The Hive’s Full Modal Scarf

White On Black Cocoon Wrap

KJ Special Modal Scarf

Helping Women with Endometriosis 50% of profit donated to endometriosis research

My compassion inspires my photoart which I show in presentations to raise awareness. I joined Awake to teach me advanced Photoshop skills, specifically to expand my photoartistic skills to create imaginative and dramatic images.

26 women with endometriosis have told me about their experiences. They spoke to me about their concerns and collaborated during the photo session. We explored meanings of body, ideas of self and impacts of illness together, agreeing which ideas we would explore photographically. My photos are often carefully arranged, but that doesn’t mean they are fake. They represent the personal truth and experiences of 26 women with endometriosis. These women are remembering and acting out their OWN experiences. They choose their own stance and facial expression. Women with endometriosis are the only people who truly know what endometriosis FEELS like.

My photoart opens dialogue enabling freer expression of hidden feelings, experiences too private to mention in ordinary conversation. I create photoart inspired by the concerns of women with endometriosis. Several women have said that the process of imaging their suffering has helped them to face their pain and illness. There is immense strength in being heard. I want my photoart to become visual screams!!

Unfortunately endometriosis is relatively common; an estimated 1 in 10 women living with endometriosis, being over 175,000,000 women worldwide! And an estimated 500,000 women in Australia! Their experiences are heartbreaking. Regular illness and debilitating pain result in missed education and poor career opportunities leaving them women vulnerable to poverty.

When I first heard about endometriosis I felt a deep compassion and need to do what I could to help. Women with endometriosis suffer debilitating pain, disruptive symptoms and often endure multiple operations simply to function normally. Few people are patient when listening to descriptions of pain, symptoms or illness. This can have the effect of silencing people who are ill.

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

ht t p s : / / w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / LifeWithEndometriosis See Margaret Kalms photoart, ‘Life with Endometriosis’:

http://www.endowomanart.com Margaret Kalms

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!

Bunch Of Butterflies On Grevillea Sweatshirt

Butterflies False Colour Grey Stripes

Bunch Of Butterflies On Grevillea Pencil Case

WHAT’S ON Judi Lapsley Miller NZ Academy Of Fine Arts Summer Exhibition NZ Academy Of Fine Arts 5 December 2018 - 13 January 2019 1 Queens Wharf, Wellington, NZ

http://www.nzafa.com/index.php/exhibitions

“SUMMER CASH & CARRY” EXHIBITION

At What Cost Forever (túï)

I Shall Ride Every Storm (túï)

If you are in the area, pop in and support our own Judi Lapsley Miller at this ever popular Summer Cash & Carry Exhibition to be held between 5th December 2018 and 13th January 2019 at the NZ Academy of Fine Arts, 1 Queens Wharf, Wellington, NZ.

WHAT’S ON Judi Lapsley Miller Our Bond With Nature Exhibition 25 October - 25 December 2018

Manhattan Arts International New York, NY

https://www.healing-power-of-art.org/our-bond-with-nature-exhibition/?utm_source=Art+by+JLM+Newsletter&utm_campaign=c43671bdb5-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_05_14_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_80342f3ae8-c43671bdb5-&mc_cid=c43671bdb5&mc_eid=%5bUNIQID%5d

“OUR BOND WITH NATURE” EXHIBITION The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS is proud to present “Our Bond With Nature”, October 25 – December 25, 2018, featuring 66 artists from around the world. These artists are helping to raise awareness about the miraculous beauty in the natural world and our need to honor, protect and preserve it. Through this highly promoted exhibition we hope to motivate viewers to strive for positive change. Please share a link to this page with many other art and nature enthusiasts. ~ Renée Phillips, Founder of The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS and Curator of “Our Bond With Nature” exhibition. Our very own artist “Judi Lapsley Miller” has been selected as one of the artists exhibiting, with her image “It’s About Time”. The image will be displayed as a photo-art giclee print on archival fine art paper, 16.7” x 16.7”

It’s About Time

WHAT’S ON Viki Murray Tree Place Group Exhibition Noosa Regional Gallery 7 December 2018 - 27 January 2019 9 Pelican Street, Tewantin, QLD 4565 http://www.noosaregionalgallery.com.au/coming-soon

“TREE PLACE GROUP” EXHIBITION

Prashanta Vahita

When Noosa artist Anne Harris followed the fallen form of an ancient tree to the local rubbish dump and made the decision to salvage it rather than watch it be chipped, she set about a chain of events that has seen some 25 separate creative projects develop. Each of these artistic offshoots will be revealed during Tree Place, an exhibition Harris has curated for Noosa Regional Gallery this summer. Our very own artist, Viki Murray, has been selected as one of the artists exhibiting some of her work. If you are in the area during this time, pop in to the Gallery and help to support Viki’s amazing art series “Finding Solace”, which was inspired by the tranquility of Lake Cootharaba at Boreen Point. All Viki’s images that will be displayed are printed on metal.

Here Now

Finding Solace

Sanctuary

Art of Birding 2018 Wildlife & Nature Photography Challenge

Join Judi on a year-long weekly photography challenge, designed especially for nature and wildlife photographers. Storytelling, wildlife advocacy, and creative/artistic photography is where her heart is, and she hopes to encourage more photographers and photo-artists to not just stop at the perfect wild life picture but to take it further. These weekly challenges will encourage you to think about how your images can be composed and used to advocate for our precious wildlife (story), to hook the viewer in with compelling, creative images (creative), and to increase your technical skills and development (technical). She has created each challenge so that most people can participate, regardless of skill level or where you live in the world (though you will notice a New Zealand bias!). Most challenges can be achieved with just a camera phone. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t worry about catching up, just jump in at the current week. From amateurs with just a cellphone to professionals with the latest gear, the participants in the AoB photo challenge bring many and varied perspectives to the weekly challenges. The challenges are designed to develop skills for wildlife and nature advocacy through visual storytelling, creativity and learning new photographic techniques. If you want to start using your photography for good causes, do join us. Details at https://www.artbyjlm.com/art-of-birding-2018.html

Week 49: the next generation (story) From baby birds to human chicks, what we do today will determine their future.

Week 50: focus stacking (technical) Use focus stacking to increase depth of field in macro or landscape photography. For this technique, you’ll need a tripod or stable mount. Take multiple photos at different focal lengths, then combine in Photoshop (or similar) by first aligning the images then blending them. If you’re lucky, your camera may do this automatically. And there are also apps for your phone that also do focus stacking.

Week 51: family (story) You can interpret “family” however you like - perhaps mum, dad and the kids, or perhaps the taxonomic rank of “family”.

Week 52: new beginnings (your interpretation) Wildcard Week - take some of what you’ve learned this year and put it all together.

Art of Birding 2018 Wildlife & Nature Photography Challenge Photographers’ Photos from Prior Weeks For week 40 and Conservation in Action, this is an 8-day old Hawaiian Monk seal pup that I was privileged to photograph. There are only about 1,400 Hawaiian Monk seals left, and this precious baby and her mom were protected by volunteers 24/7 with a 50 foot no-entry perimeter while they were on a remote beach in Kona. If you look closely, you’ll see fishing line by the pup’s face. Because of this photo, one of the conservationists was able to remove the rogue line from the protected area before it injured baby or mom. Since this time at the beach, I’ve been an obsessive recycler, driving my family and co-workers crazy! And my husband, the avid fisherman is scolded continuously about cleaning up after himself while fishing!

Week 40: Conservation In Action (story)

Kathy Lebron (New York, USA)

Folded coal strata at an open cast mine, about 20m high.

Week 41: Abstract (creative)

Paul Henare (Nelson, NZ)

The warou (welcome swallow) are often seen flying just above the surface of the lower lake at Zealandia Ecosanctuary, looking for insects. They are fast fliers making them difficult to photograph. This one stopped long enough for a photo near to the valve tower under which a pair nested last summer, on the handrail leading to the boat jetty. A perfect leading line.

Week 42: Leading Lines (technical)

Andrew Hawke (Wellington, NZ)

Art of Birding 2018 Wildlife & Nature Photography Challenge Photographers Photos from Prior Weeks

A beautiful male Fairy Wren singing his little lungs out!

Week 43: Song (creative)

Leanne M Williams (NSW, Australia)

Wee chickies at the local Aboretum.

Week 44: Signs Of Spring (story)

Kaylene Helliwell (Hamilton, NZ)

FOREST & BIRD Online Store Bird Art by Judi Lapsley Miller

Forest & Bird’s online shop now stocks four fine-art bird prints by photo-artist Judi Lapsley Miller, featuring the kākāriki, tūī, kākā, and takahē. Sales support Forest & Bird’s enduring advocacy work for the wildlife of Aotearoa. Judi also donates 10% of her proceeds to Zealandia EcoSanctuary. Forest & Bird is New Zealand’s leading independent conservation organisation. For nearly a century they have been protecting and restoring Aotearoa’s wildlife and wild places - on land and in the sea. Judi has been a member and supporter for 15 years and is delighted to be able to further support their efforts through her wildlife-advocacy-inspired art. https://shop.forestandbird.org.nz/prints-artwork/bird-art-by-judi-lapsley-miller?gn=Prints%20%26%20Artwork&gp=1

Bursting Out

Winging It

Popping Up

Unfurling (tui)

artists down under monthly Achievements

Mike Kane - And They Anchored At The Hanging Tree

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Colin Killick - Not Another Darned Zombie

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Clyde Scorgie - Freedom Under The Water

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Trish Hoskin - Pretty Pinks

Trish Hoskin - Aquilegia Trish Hoskin - Wisteria Surprise

Denise McDermott - Sky Train

Mike Kane - Warrior Queen

Ann Wehner - Rebirth

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.

The December lucky winners are Teddi Rutschman (Foxy Squirrel) Gift Voucher of $10.00 - Sharyn Walker Dianne Stafford (WhiteLaneStudio) texture & Overlay Kit - Anthea Scotte - Dennis Rickard

Teddi Rutshman can be found at http://www.foxeysquirrel.com/ http://www.oscraps.com/shop/Foxeysquirrel Teddi has given a $10.00 voucher for one very lucky member to spend in her on-line shop. 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. Two artists will receive a Diane kit each. Diane Stafford can be found at https://www.etsy.com/shop/whitelanestudio

Light Space and Time “Nature” Art Exhibition

Christina Brunton - Speckled Black Cockatoo Blue

Christina Brunton - Female Black Cockatoo

Overall Winning Artist Category 7th Place - Christina Brunton - “Speckled Black Cockatoo Blue”

Special Merit Category Christina Brunton - “Female Black Cockatoo” Lyn Darlington - “Kudu” Judi Lapsley Miller - “On The Edge Of Time (Kâruhiruhi)”

Photography and Digital Media Category 3rd Place - Christina Brunton - “Speckled Black Cockatoo Blue” 5th Place - Judi Lapsley Miller - “Contented (Laughing Kookaburra)” 7th Place - Helen Akerstrom - “Heaven Sent” 9th Place - Lyn Darlington - “Leopard In A Tree”

Margaret Kalms - Night Light Butterflies

Special Recognition Category Margaret Kalms - “Night Light Butterflies” Julie Powell - Russell Falls”

Lyn Darlington - Leopard In A Tree

Light Space and Time (Cont ...)

Lyn Darlington - Kudu

Judi Lapsley Miller - On The Edge Of Time (KĂ˘ruhiruhi)

Julie Powell - Russell Falls

Judi Lapsley Miller - Contented (Laughing Kookaburra)

Helen Akerstrom - Heaven Sent

LIVING THE PHOTO ARTISTIC LIFE https://issuu.com/thephotoartisticlife/docs/issue45-final?e=15580327/65774771 Ann Lavin - The Hand - Delivery Kay Evison - Amanda Sonia Pusey - Checkmate - Fragmented Christina Brunton - Steampunk Scientist Ali Oppy - Sounds Of Silence Judi Lapsley Miller - Professor Polly Julie Powell - Frozen In Time Ilona Abou-Zolof - Queen Of Darkness Rochelle Marshall - Reflection - Desolation Dale Botha - The Coastguard At Mooloolaba - A Small Token

Christina Brunton - Steampunk Scientist

Ali Oppy - Sounds Of Silence

Dale Botha - The Coastguard At Mooloolaba

Dale Botha - A Small Token Sonia Pusey - Checkmate

LIVING THE PHOTO ARTISTIC LIFE (cont ...)

Ann Lavin - Delivery

Ilona Abou-Zolof - Queen Of Darkness

Rochelle Marshall - Desolation

Judi Lapsley Miller - Professor Polly

Rochelle Marshall - Reflection Julie Powell - Frozen In Time

Sonia Pusey - Fragmented

Ann Lavin - The Hand

Kay Evison - Amanda

quill and camera The

Sonia Pusey Interview The featured artist of Issue 44 of Living the Photo Artistic Life magazine, Australian AWAKE artist Sonia Pusey, creates the most wonderful (often surreal, always captivating) artwork. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m happy to be able to interview her here on Quill and Camera at last! Sebastian Michaels

Time Flies

https://www.quillandcamera.com/the-sonia-pusey-interview/

Killing Me Softly (With Her Song)

Arpeggio

Let It Go Slave To Love

Moon Shine

shift art challenge November 2018

images noticed

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Are we the only conscious and intelligent life in the Universeâ&#x20AC;??

Kay Evison - The Last Of The Repasauras

Karen Waalwyk - Vast

Penny de Jong - Mankind Rules The Universe

fififIneartphotography Congratulations to the following Down Under Artists who had work published in the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fineartphotography around the Worldâ&#x20AC;? magazine Edition XI - 2018

Ann Lavin

Pam Henderson

Merran G

Pam Henderson

Rochelle Marshall

figreater port macquarie focus magazine november 2018 Feature Story The Denise McDermott Interview https://issuu.com/focus.mag/docs/pmqi156/8?fbclid=IwAR3QkNZlEi-WxZc6sVYK631SBtDOcKwdxT9WORmobrId-pO2MzvYxjFQGK4

Congratulations Denise on your feature story in the November 2018 edition of The Greater Port MacQuarie Focus Magazine. Be sure to click on the link and read this amazing interview.

OCE AN SUNSE T

THE L AKE b y C LY D E S C O R G I E

Australia

DARK SERENIT Y

MEMORIES OF TREES by ROBYN G ARNE T

Australia

https://www.facebook.com/pg/artmrjg/photos/

FOLLOW THE ELEPHANT

N E V E A N D T H E FA S H I O N F O R WA R D E L E P H A N T b y M A R I S A L I B E R AT O

Australia

https://www.marisalphotography.com

P U F F I N G B I L LY S C E N E R Y

A L WAY S L O O K O N T H E B R I G H T S I D E . . . by BIL L OL DHAM

Australia

https://www.flickr.com/photos/25818712@N04/

PUKEKO 1

PUKEKO 2 by JACK MCK ENZIE

New Zealand

h t t p s : // w w w . a r t y p h a r t y. n z h t t p s : // w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m / a r t y p h a r t y. n z

PUKEKO 3

PUKEKO 4

PUKEKO 5 by JACK MCK ENZIE

New Zealand

h t t p s : // w w w . a r t y p h a r t y. n z h t t p s : // w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m / a r t y p h a r t y. n z

NEW ENGL AND BARN

T H E FA C E I N T H E T I N G L E T R E E by MAUREEN MA XWELL

Australia

MICHAEL SKIRCHE

SILO ART b y J O H N K E L LY

Australia

http://www.instagram.com/myphotosbyjohn

FA L L I N G L E AV E S by ONA BOORMAN

Australia

https://www.pinterest.com.au/onaboo/my-scrapbook-pages/

NEW ME by ONA BOORMAN

Australia

https://www.pinterest.com.au/onaboo/my-scrapbook-pages/

YESTER YEAR by ILONA ABOU -ZOLOF

Australia

ht tps:// www.ilonaabouzolof.com/

O R I E N TA L B E A U T Y by ILONA ABOU -ZOLOF

Australia

ht tps:// www.ilonaabouzolof.com/

aD rOt W i s tNs U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

SOME PHOTOSHOP INSPIRATION SHORTCUT KEYS By Andrew Haysom

Some Type Shortcut Keys Photoshop provides you with the capability to exercise precise control over the text you place in your documents using the Type tool. The five main features that control the size and position of your text can all be found in the Character panel (see Figure 1). So you can select the relevant text and then adjust these parameters in the panel dialog, but there are some keyboard shortcuts that I think make it easier. [Fig 1 – Character panel]

To adjust the Font Size of selected text hold down the [Cmd/Ctrl] and [Shift] keys and press the “<” (less than) and “>” (greater than) keys to reduce and increase the font size respectively. If you add the [Opt/Alt] key as well you will reduce or increase the font size in larger increments. “Tracking” and “Kerning” refer to the horizontal space between characters. Tracking is used to refer to the spacing for a large group of characters (e.g an entire block of text, a paragraph, a sentence or a word) whilst kerning refers to the spacing between two individual characters. To adjust the tracking of a selected block of text, hold down the [Opt/Alt] key and press the “left arrow” to decrease the tracking (move the characters closer to each other) and “right arrow” to increase the tracking (move the characters further apart). To adjust the kerning of two individual characters, position the text cursor in between them and use the same keystroke combinations. “Leading” refers to the vertical space between the lines of characters. To adjust the leading of a selected block of text, hold down the [Opt/Alt] key and press the “down arrow” to decrease the leading (move the lines closer to each other) and “up arrow” to increase the leading (move the lines further apart). The baseline refers to the imaginary line upon which the characters sit, you can adjust the baseline for selected characters for things like subscripts and superscripts, or to place special characters like copyright symbols at a different height. To adjust the baseline of a selected character or group of characters, hold down the [Opt/Alt] and [Shift] keys and press the “down arrow” to shift the character(s) down and “up arrow” to shift the character(s) up.

DARK ANGEL

LIVING ON THE MOON by DENISE McDERMOT T

Australia

https://www.imagesbydenise.net

BLUE STONE BE AUT Y by AL BAMASS

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/nsthnn/

N AT U R E â&#x20AC;&#x2122; S G I F T by AL BAMASS

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/nsthnn/

SHIP WRECKED b y A N N L AV I N

Australia

ht tp:// artboja.com/art/d6au4o

SURRE AL b y A N N L AV I N

Australia

ht tp:// artboja.com/art/d6au4o

E C H O E S O F T H E PA S T - N O R F O L K I S L A N D by CHRIS BARNES

Australia

STREET SMART by PA M HENDERSON

Australia

https://www.facebook.com/snapnshootdesigns/ https://artboja.com/art/dmfi9d

THE GUARDIAN by PA M HENDERSON

Australia

https://www.facebook.com/snapnshootdesigns/ https://artboja.com/art/dmfi9d

H I P P O P O TA M U S AT D U S K b y B E R N I C E FA R G U S

Australia

R E D E L E P H A N T AT T S AV O b y B E R N I C E FA R G U S

Australia

FROM ABOVE by BRONWYN KENMIR

Australia

www.smiletime.photography https://artboja.com/art/bpr5pe/

S UE M A S TER S O N

S P O O K Y O L D L I LY P O N D 55

GARDEN BRIDE by SUE MASTERSON

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/g6gt11/ https://www.facebook.com/Sue-Masterton-Digital-Artist-1662189864018110/

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CAUGHT IN THE GARDEN

WA I T I N G AT T H E G AT E by SUE MASTERSON

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/g6gt11/ https://www.facebook.com/Sue-Masterton-Digital-Artist-1662189864018110/

LE T ME IN

FOREST BRIDE 59

ENCHANTED ZEBR AS

SNOW BRIDE by SUE MASTERSON

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/g6gt11/ https://www.facebook.com/Sue-Masterton-Digital-Artist-1662189864018110/

OUTDOORS I am a Digital Artist/ Photographer working from my home studio â&#x20AC;&#x153;Studio Suâ&#x20AC;?. My interest in Digital Artistry came from a love of Photography and the desire to carry the photos further in a way that I could convey a story to my viewers. My studio has grown into a place that young aspiring models come to play allowing me to create a great deal of Digital Art. I have produced award winning art and photos as well as being published in various magazines around the world. It is my desire to create art that captures the imagination as well as the eye of the viewer and leaves them to wonder and create their own story from my work. Sue Masterson

C AT C H E R O F D R E A M S b y C A R O LY N J E N S O N

New Zealand

http://www.cjensonimages.com/

ALCHEMIST II

SHIPWRECK by MIK E K ANE

Australia

https://www.mikekanephotography.com.au

CAMOUFL AGE

B I G B E N F LY PA S T b y J O H N F. K E L LY

New Zealand

https://www.rps.org/member/profile/john-kelly https://www.facebook.com/johnfekellyphotographer/photo_stream

B R I D G E O V E R N E U S C H WA N S T E I N C A S T L E

COMING HOME TO MY LIT TLE CASTLE by GEORGE KONCZ

Australia

S N O W AT A N K O R WAT by L AKI ANAGNOSTIS

Australia

http://www.regencystudio.com.au

W I LT E D R O S E 3

by MAR JORIE LORD

Australia

http://artmuse.com.au/ https://facebook.com/ArtMuse.MarjorieLord

W I LT E D R O S E 4

by MAR JORIE LORD

Australia

http://artmuse.com.au/ https://facebook.com/ArtMuse.MarjorieLord

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;M THE K ING by BARBAR A DUDZINSK A

Australia

ht tps:// www.SmartArtPlace.com ht tps:// artboja.com/art/7qn7s6

PRINCE CHARMING by BARBAR A DUDZINSK A

Australia

ht tps:// www.SmartArtPlace.com ht tps:// artboja.com/art/7qn7s6

ARE THUSA by ROCHELLE MARSHALL

New Zealand

https://www.darksapphirephotography.com

RED by ROCHELLE MARSHALL

New Zealand

https://www.darksapphirephotography.com

aD rOt W i s tNs U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

REDLANDS DIGITAL ARTISTS GROUP A COLLABORATIVE GROUP OF PHOTO ARTISTS By Maureen Maxwell

CHINESE WHISPERS #13 “CHRISTMAS”

“We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy and Safe Christmas. We would also like to thank all our friends in the Artists Down Under Group, as well as the international Living the Photo Artistic Life AWAKE Groups, for your continued support and friendships. The journey we are all on is so exciting, inspiring and stimulating and has made such a difference to so many of our lives. We would also like to wish you every happiness for 2019, and a year that is also full of “good health and lots of wonderful artistic opportunities ... “

S M O K I N G PA R R O T

DAPPER DAN by SUE JOY

Australia

RED ROSE by SUE MAPLES

Australia

P I G E O N H O U S E M O U N TA I N by SUE MAPLES

Australia

VICTORIAN GENTLEMAN by JULIE P OWEL L

Australia

ht tps:// www.juliepowellphoto.com/ ht tps:// artboja.com/art/glul6i/

STE AMPUNK RUBY 2000 by JULIE P OWEL L

Australia

ht tps:// www.juliepowellphoto.com/ ht tps:// artboja.com/art/glul6i/

EMER ALD L AKE

MOR AINE L AKE by COLIN K IL LICK

Australia

https://driftingleaves.net

F R A N G I PA N I C P O R T R A I T 1

F R A N G I PA N I C P O R T R A I T 2 by COLIN CAMPBEL L

Australia

ht tps://colincampbell.mypor t folio.com https://artboja.com/art6bq9cj/

HORNBILL

PA L M C O C K AT O O b y K A R E N WA A L W Y K

Australia

https://www.flickr.com/photos/88165766@N05 https://artboja.com/art/i1sahn/

DOWN THE R ABBIT HOLE

MELBOURNE - SHARP AND BLURRY b y A N D R E W H AY S O M

Australia

https://www.flickr.com/ajhaysom/ https://andrewhaysom.myportfolio.com/

D I N N E R PA R T Y by CAROL SHANLE Y

Australia

M I S S L I L LY

MIST Y SHADOW b y LY N D A R L I N G T O N

Australia

http://www.sabvaningphotoart.com

THE FIELD

S K Y- S E A - E A R T H by P HIL L IPA F R EDERIKSEN

https://artboja.com/art/33o0hk/ http://phillfoto.smugmug.com

Australia

TR I S H H O S KI N

BENNELL HOUSE 87

C H I N AT O W N

C H I N AT O W N A L L E Y by TRISH HOSK IN

Australia

https://www.trishphotography.com https://artboja.com/art/726rzm/

VIEW FROM THE WINDOW

CAMERON STREE T 89

HOLDENS 1

HOLDENS 5 by TRISH HOSK IN

Australia

https://www.trishphotography.com https://artboja.com/art/726rzm/

HOLDENS 8

HOLDENS 11 91

ON THE ROAD TO ABU DHABI

S H I E K â&#x20AC;&#x2122; S PA L A C E by TRISH HOSK IN

Australia

https://www.trishphotography.com https://artboja.com/art/726rzm/

CITYSCAPE

Born and lived all my life in South Australia and have been interested in Art for most of my life. My extensive overseas travels have afforded me the opportunity to experience and see some amazing things. It allowed me to not only visit some of the great art galleries of the world and view the masters, but allowed me to develop my love of photography. I have taken courses in Tasmania, England and on-line to hone my skills in Photography and the Arts as well as interacting with other artists to develop my own style. I am privileged to be a Fellow at the Royal South Australian Society of Arts. Having worked professionally with computers for my living the transition to learning and taking an interest in computerized Art has also been of great value. The ability to work with my photos using such tools as Photoshop has also extended my further enjoyment in the Arts. I have found without out really realizing it over the years that the principles that have been taught with painting lessons had flowed into my ability to allow me to take some wonderful photos. Such things as remembering the rule of thirds and focal points for impact seem to have just been imbedded in my brain without realizing it. Having joined PhotoArtistry and then Awake in 2016 and then Kaizen I have had my eyes opened. Our group get togethers in both Melbourne and Launceston has opened my eyes to a new direction in my art as you can see from my pieces. Since joining the group, I have been privileged to be published in a number of the Photo Artistic Life Magazines, received awards in several on line competitions and will have a piece hung in a gallery in Palm Springs Exhibition in February 2019. Trish Hoskin

D I N N E R PA R T Y by DE AN HOHN

Australia

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CIRCLING by DE AN HOHN

Australia

ht tps:// www.facebook.com/Dean-Hohn-Photo-Artistry-247723325687722/ ht tp:// artboja.com/art/yw8ic8//

COLOUR BOXE S by KYE THOMPSON

Australia

http://artboja.com/art/xb2kgr/

C L O C K G R AV E YA R D

ODIN

b y LY N N J E N K I N

Australia

www.jenkinphotography.com.au/

ART WORK OF MINE by DENNIS RICK ARD

Australia

https://ink361.com/app/users/ig-3279276017/dennisrickard/photos

SOUNDS OF SILENCE by ALI OPPY

New Zealand

https://www.facebook.com/Mysticsparrows https://artboja.com/art/lzqpfy/

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SPIDERELL A by ALI OPPY

New Zealand

https://www.facebook.com/Mysticsparrows https://artboja.com/art/lzqpfy/

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A U T U M N L E AV E S by MARY KNAGGS

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/oc091r/ https://www.facebook.com/MaryK-Photographic-Art-145293185640662/

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N E W H O L L A N D H O N E Y E AT E R by MARY KNAGGS

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/oc091r/ https://www.facebook.com/MaryK-Photographic-Art-145293185640662/

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B R I C O L A G E C H A L L E N G E R E - AWA K E N # 1 by ANTHE A SCOT TE

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Australia

B R I C O L A G E C H A L L E N G E R E - AWA K E N # 2 by ANTHE A SCOT TE

Australia

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aD rOt W i s tNs U N D E R Australia and New Zealand

MY PHOTOSHOP CORNER SELECTIONS OF SEMI TRANSPARENT OBJECTS By Barbara Dudzinska

Luminosity Selection from any Background There are so many different ways to select objects from background. Some selections are very easy, some are more complex. I would like to concentrate on more complex but easy to do selections of semi transparent objects. Processing of this type of selection depends on background colour and its complexity. I will try to explain a few options in the next issues of our magazine.

My first example shows how easy it is to extract water from a simple background. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Open first image with water. Go to Channels and click on RGB Channel and next CTRL+Click (Command+Click for a Mac) on a channel with the most contrast. This will load luminosity as a seletion. Go back to layers and CTRL+J (Command+J for a Mac) to load the luminosity selection to a new layer. Go to Layer (Menu Bar) > Matting > Remove Black/White Matting (depends of the colour of the initial image). You can also use â&#x20AC;&#x153;Defringeâ&#x20AC;?. Now you have a selection of the water on a transparent background. You can use this selection on any other background. Now you can place any other photo below the layer with extracted water and you have a new image. You can adjust contrast of the final image.

Other option for using this extracted water 1. 2. 3. 4.

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To use this selection on any other photo open 1 or more photos. Go to Menu Bar, use Window > Arrange and choose the appropriate number of photos. Make the photo with the transparent selection active. Click on the transparent layer and with the mouse swipe this layer(s) to other photos.

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T H E B I R D WAT C H E R by DALE BOTHA

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/x1el96/

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REMEMBER WHEN by DALE BOTHA

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/x1el96/

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SECRE TS AND SILENCE b y V I K I M U R R AY

Australia

https://www.facebook.com/vikimages https://www.instagram.com/viki_murray/

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THE BOFFIN by JUDI L AP SL E Y MIL L ER

https://www.artbyjlm.com

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New Zealand

THE SPY by JUDI L AP SL E Y MIL L ER

New Zealand

https://www.artbyjlm.com

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EYE OF THE TIGER by LOUISE SMITH

Australia

https://www.instagram.com/lksmithphotography/ https://www.facebook.com/lksmithphotography/

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LOVE EVERL ASTING by LOUISE SMITH

Australia

https://www.instagram.com/lksmithphotography/ https://www.facebook.com/lksmithphotography/

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LOVE OVERCOMES by MARGARE T K ALMS

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/zg47s6/ http://ecospiritlife.com.au/

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STRIDE

Z I N A H E AV E N B O U N D by HELEN AK ERSTROM

Australia

https://www.facebook.com/helen.akerstrom https://www.instagram.com/ha2260/

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IT’S R AINING

SECRE T MEE TING by MERR AN G ÂÛS

New Zealand

http://bit.ly/KaizenNZ https://artboja.com/art/i6ti0x/

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VIRGINIA STE AMPUNK WITCH b y K AY E V I S O N

New Zealand

https://www.facebook.com/artist.kay.evison/

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WA R R EN M AYA L L

THE SNAIL 121

THE EGG COLLECTOR

THE HORSES b y WA R R E N M AYA L L

New Zealand

www.warrenmayallphotography.co.nz

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RED BULL

SHINE 123

GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY b y WA R R E N M AYA L L

New Zealand

www.warrenmayallphotography.co.nz

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THE CHESS MAN

THE CIRCUS b y WA R R E N M AYA L L

New Zealand

www.warrenmayallphotography.co.nz

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M O L LY A N D T H E I N D I A N S

THE EGG

I started my photographic life when I was about 12 years old with an old box brownie camera. It took a roll of film that allowed you to take 12 photos, all black and white. It took a couple of months pocket money to develop a roll of film so I learned to be very strategic in what I photographed. So different to the digital world where I can go out on a shoot these days and easily take 500 to 1,000 shots. I have always loved photographing people and animals, landscapes have never really appealed to me, but I always appreciate a scene that is breathtaking. Discovering photoshop was sensational. I think I started on Photoshop 3. It wasn’t a huge advantage starting so early, because it is only in these later years that it has grown to such a huge programme. I love doing composite pieces of art, and am always photographing “things” to add to my stash. To be able to produce something with all my own photographs gives me a great sense of satisfaction. The journey with Sebastian has opened my mind to so many new worlds, and places I keep spinning off to. I love to print my work off and frame it myself making all my own frames. These have become larger and more elaborate as time goes on. I have two large format printers, my wife would say that’s two more than I need, but it keeps me from the wine. We live in a big old villa house we renovated, in Te Aroha, New Zealand, population 4,500 people. No traffic, but a perfect peace to dream and create art. Warren Mayall

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LORD OF THE MANOR by CHRIS TINA BRUNTON

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/1pa52q/

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STE AMPUNK SCIENTIST by CHRIS TINA BRUNTON

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/1pa52q/

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THE STORY BOOK by K E VIN SIMS

New Zealand

http://www.kevinsims.co.nz https://www.artboja.com/art/fx6wd6/

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SPLASH by K E VIN SIMS

New Zealand

http://www.kevinsims.co.nz https://www.artboja.com/art/fx6wd6/

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MISS UNDERSTOOD by SONIA PUSE Y

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Australia

TURN BACK TIME by SONIA PUSE Y

Australia

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BENALL A 1 by SHARON R ANK MORE

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/0719aj/

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UNDER ROAD TUNNEL 1 by SHARON R ANK MORE

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/0719aj/

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A PAT H I N T H E F O R E S T by ANN WEHNER

Australia

https://www.annwehnerdigitalartistry.com https://www.flickr.com/photos/annwehnerdigitalartistry/

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THIS OLE HOUSE by ANN WEHNER

Australia

https://www.annwehnerdigitalartistry.com https://www.flickr.com/photos/annwehnerdigitalartistry/

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L E G E N D O F M E N D I N G H E AV E N

T O A D I S TA N T Y O U by EDWIN L EUNG

New Zealand

https://500px.com/elkynz https://artboja.com/art/ola8i6/

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CHOPSTICK

FA I R Y G A R D E N by MICK ROONE Y

Australia

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ELEPHANT PROFILE by GER ARD WHEL AN

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/abf48i/

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LION ART by GER ARD WHEL AN

Australia

https://artboja.com/art/abf48i/

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