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• My Best Redbubble Articles, Suggestions and Tutorials
  by Stephen Mitchell

  You’ve probably gone through a few of my articles, but did you know I’ve been writing since the first day of membership upon Redbubble?...

  You’ve probably gone through a few of my articles, but did you know I’ve been writing since the first day of membership upon Redbubble? Feel free to read through my more-interesting and knowledge-filled articles, many that will help you travel the Redbubble path with ease and understanding. If you have any comments, questions, or further information, please comment on the respective article. MY JOURNAL Running Sheet for Exhibitions [26.April.2008] / Linking to Group Rules [ 12.Apr.2008 ] / My Own Private Bubble [ 10.Mar.2008 ] / Which Group Has My Art? [ 16.Feb.2008 ] / Making a Profit Because of Redbubble [ 31.Dec.2007 ] / Redbubble vs That Other Gallery [ 31.Dec.2007 ] / Linking Photographs [ 14.Dec.2007 ] / What Makes You Think Your Art is Good Enough? [ 15.Sep.2007 ] / RedBubble Breeds Winners [ 31.Aug.2007 ] / Idea for RB Administration [ 11.Aug.2007 ] / Advantage of Tagging your Uploads [ 01.Aug.2007 ] / Artist-Linkage and Size-Disclaimer [ 19.Jul.2007 ] / [!] Idea: Change Default to Least Expensive [ 17.Jul.2007 ] / Add This To Your Cart [ 16.Jun.2007 ] / Suggestion to RB Marketing and Code Teams [ 28.May.2007 ] MY WRITING Advantage of Choosing RedBubble / ASCII Characters in your RedBubble Journal / But Wait, There Is SO Much More / Consent for Photography Not Required in Australia / Coding your RedBubble Journal / DPI Determines Resolution, Not Quality / Tip for Answering Comments / DPI – Myth, Mania, or Massive? / DPI – Myth, Mania, or Massive? v.2 / Naming Your Art / Online Purchasing : Safe or Scary? ON FORUMS Tips and Tricks I’m always writing new articles about photography, entrepreneurialism, small-business, web-development, and about other stuff I find on the “WWW” . Expect something new, exciting and enlightening added here soon…

• Image in the Advertiser!!!
  by Steve Chapple

  Many thanks to everyone involved in running and moderating the Adelaide/South Australia group. To Stephen for getting it started and t…

  Many thanks to everyone involved in running and moderating the Adelaide/South Australia group. To Stephen for getting it started and to our other five moderators. Special thanks to Reflexio for ringing the Advertiser regarding our current comp and trying to promote RB and the group. As a result my image Salt Pan was featured in colour in todays Advertiser along with a story on the plight of the River Murray. Great exposure for RB and the group. So from me (some 400 k’s away from Adelaide) thanks for all you do and for helping to promote our work. Steve

• Bubble Meet at Mannum, South Australia
  by georgiegirl

  On t…

  On the second weekend of November 2008 a group of Bubblers wandered into the town of Mannum, on the Mighty Murray River. Most of them were South Aussies, with one supagroovy Bubbler from Tassie. We had a total of 20 including the 3 Bubblers who visited from very very early Saturday morning until late that night. The really wonderful and friendly Bubblers who attended were Photoj, Danni, Jim, Elphonline, Beautiful Valley, Suzanne, Patapping, Mtapping, Bombamermaid, Tamarama, Bill, PrincessBren and AndyGii, plus the adoring family members that tagged along out of pure love! Not one to wake easily, I didn’t get up before the birds to take photos of the sun waking up. Most of the others did though (that’s dedication for you). / I’d say thousands (altogether) of photos were taken of various old cottages, leanto’s which looked like Joliffe created them, steam driven paddleboats, local wildlife (and tamelife… Mum Possom, her baby and her friend all seemed to enjoy that banana!!), sunrises, sunsets, water, clouds, people sitting, people standing, people eating, people chatting (about cameras!! Surprise surprise!!) and of course, people taking photos! And loads more things too!! My budding photographer didn’t want to know about the camera until we were packing up. He saw the tripod (that I hardly ever use) and spent ages playing with the various bits on it. He then decided he wanted to actually take some photos, not just play with the tripod!! Good thing I emptied the memory card first, or he wouldn’t have been able to take any! What else? I’ve found that not only do I have to save for a digital SLR, but I have to save for a Christmas in July AND a bubbler holiday on a houseboat!! How awful!! I’ll have to wait until after March or April to decide if I can do them both or not… well after Christmas! I’ve got it all bookmarked in Safari though ;D I didn’t get any painting or drawing done, but I did come home so relaxed that I felt really weird. I had no idea what the strange calm feeling was until I was chatting (bragging) to Belladonna on the phone and she said I sounded so relaxed! So thank you everyone for helping me become relaxed!!!! I hope it lasts longer than just a day ;D Thank you, all of you, for such a wonderful weekend!! / xx / GG

• Xmas MeetUp in Mannum
  by Stephen Mitchell

  I don’t normally endorse something unless I’ve been there myself; But in this case I will make the exception. / *This is for the Adelaid…

  I don’t normally endorse something unless I’ve been there myself; But in this case I will make the exception. / This is for the Adelaide/SA members who are undecided on a great location to MeetUp, yet want somewhere close, relatively inexpensive and perfect for all their needs/wants: It appears one of our newer members to Redbubble and Adelaide/SA works at the Mannum Motel , Mannum Caravan Park and Murraylands Photography Tours! They can reveal themselves if they wish to tell all. But they have given a great idea that would suit everyone, and is fairly priced. This is the program they suggest. On arrival, meet at our conference room when ready / DAY 1 / ... A Night Walk : River / Church / old Buildings / Riverfront (maybe Sunset shots) / Sleep comfortable in Caravan or OnSite Chalet. DAY 2 / ... Early morning River Photography : Ferries / PS Marion / Lagoons / Bird Life / Breakfast/brunch (catered? or BYO?) / or / Xmas Lunch / ... More Photography : Water falls, Railway Bridges, Boulder Outcrops / Evening Dinner (or BBQ at Caravan Park?) / ... Sun Set on the river, and night walk for those keen / ... Day break River Cruise ($30?pp) / Farewell BBQ Brunch/lunch COST (estimate only) / $130/$150pp (twin Share) for 2 nights, cruise, continuous tea and coffee! Conference room available all the time to meet. Also have open-area in front of the new cafe for sunny socialising! / Cafe open really early so those who bring partners who dont want to get woken up early can just get up, get dressed and come in for a coffee! / Apparently Steve Chapple knows this person the place well. Extras: / Deserted Mines and private property access to waterfalls $60/hour for group (3-4hrs) / Big Bend by Night cliffs, Sunnydale shearing shed and homestead, deserted town, 6 hours guided $360

• Adelaide Bubblers - Antony and Cleopatra - Sontage (Muscular Teeth and Friend)
  by Karin Taylor

  To all Adelaide Bubblers, Sontage (Muscular Teeth and…

  To all Adelaide Bubblers, Sontage (Muscular Teeth and Friend) will be debut their moody musical talents through a production of Antony and Cleopatra run by University of Adelaide Theatre Guild at The Little Theatre. Sontage have been around for some time, and this is a big break for them, not to mention a wonderful experience and opportunity to showcase their musical talents and show the world just what they can do!!! The opening night is Saturday 9th August (this Saturday folks) / Yep Mr Teeth is on his way to broadway folks!!!! So let’s support him if at all possible, make your way to The Little Adelaide Theatre, ticket purchase and more about the production below for your information…. Thanks and please do offer Muscular Teeth your hearty congratulations for getting this wonderful gig….!!!!! Break a leg MT!! for others of you that are new to red bubble and may still be unaware of Muscular Teeth he has a presence here on red bubble and runs the Video Montage Group />creating videos of our art combined with his special form of electronica music!! Be sure to check him out folks :D —-—- / MORE INFORMATION / CLICK HERE Antony and Cleopatra / by William Shakespeare / Directed by Brant Eustice Antony and Cleopatra is one of the great tragic stories of the clash between private passion and public lives. Shakespeare’s take on these historic lovers in fast-paced and engrossing. Director Brant Eustice returns to Shakespeare after winning the Adelaide Critics Circle Coopers Award for outstanding individual achievement for his direction of the Theatre Guild’s 2006 production of Julius Caesar. Featuring Simon Davey as Antony and Emily Branford as Cleopatra; with Bart Csorba, Geoff Dawes, Matthew Dowdall, Nick Ely, Gary George, David Jobling, Simon Lancione, Delia Obst, Cate Rogers, Tony Sampson, Matt Scales, Graham Self, Russell Slater and Eleanor Stankiewicz. Design is by Cassandra Backler, with Lighting Design by Christopher Kemp. / Music by Sontage (Muscular Teeth and Friend) The play was last performed by the Theatre Guild for its 50th anniversary in 1998, and we are delighted to present it again for our 70th year. Opens Saturday 9 August, then Tuesday to Saturday 12-16 and 19-23 August at 7.30pm in the Little Theatre. Tickets: $25 Full Price and $20 Concession. Bookings: Tickets for Antony and Cleopatra may be booked through the Theatre Guild on 8303 5999 or online. Phone or online bookings should be collected at the Little Theatre box office no later than 10 minutes before the advertised starting time. In the event of sellout performances, we reserve the right to on-sell tickets booked but not paid for by the advertised starting time. We offer phone credit card bookings on 8303 5999 (fee applies) and tickets can also be booked through BASS on 131 246 (fee applies). Tickets are normally also available for purchase at the theatre on the night of the performance (cash sales only). How to find the Little Theatre: The Little Theatre is a comfortable 120-seat theatre located on the University of Adelaide’s Lower North Terrace Campus, in The Cloisters. This is a colonnaded area clearly visible from Victoria Drive on the western side of the pedestrian lights near the University footbridge. The Little Theatre is located in the south-western corner of The Cloisters. After-hours parking (ticket machine) is available in the University grounds: enter Gate 10, Victoria Drive. Please note that there is no

• Fifteen Cards of My Photography
  by Stephen Mitchell

  Nice. They arrived this afternoon. Thanks RedBubble. They look great. !http://www.redbubble.com/rbimages/works_work_main_view/Cards_On…

  Nice. They arrived this afternoon. Thanks RedBubble. They look great. Here is a newer photograph which more clearly defines each card, also showing the back of the card.

• Roughly Speaking 16
  by RoughDiamond

  OK. I’m home after the shoulder operation. There was no computer where I was for the past 3 weeks so I have a squillion bubblemails …

  OK. I’m home after the shoulder operation. There was no computer where I was for the past 3 weeks so I have a squillion bubblemails to catch up on, not to mention all the new work etc. I managed to sell 3 t-shirts while I was gone! WOOHOOOO how cool is that? Thanks to Meach for keeping my Bubble dusted and free of cobwebs. I’ll be busy uploading some stuff as soon as I have gone through all the new work I have. Love you all / well most of you / x x x x x x

• Me, Myself and I
  by georgiegirl

  This is me!!! Nobody else was home, so I had to make do with using the mirror!! But at least it sort of worked ;D !http://images-0.red…

  This is me!!! Nobody else was home, so I had to make do with using the mirror!! But at least it sort of worked ;D Here’s the garden too… Its so much like a real backyard with a veggie patch and rainwater tank!!! Green tank of course! Even all the concrete frogs and cats look happier ;D The veggie patch… includes pretty little weeds with pink flowers growing wherever they like on the pavers, plus tomatoes, spinach, phacelia and pansies!! / At the foot of those ratbag kitties is a frog encouraging all to grow!! / I have another frog like this one… he says ‘I tried but it died’. Doesn’t make a pretty picture as its in a dead pot plant (says it all really). Now you have seen my haven ;D

• Adelaide bubblers get together
  by BigFatRobot

  Calling all Adelaide bubblers. Belinda Leopold, Damien Mason and I are having an impromptu soiree at the Exeter, 2pm, Saturday 21st July….

  Calling all Adelaide bubblers. Belinda Leopold, Damien Mason and I are having an impromptu soiree at the Exeter, 2pm, Saturday 21st July. This is a completely informal meet and greet for wine and giggles. All bubblers from/in Adelaide are welcome to come along. Maybe wear something red

• Roughly Speaking 15
  by RoughDiamond

  just home from surgery typing with one finger and lots of drugs thank u all for comments will catch up eventually need to re…

  just home from surgery typing with one finger and lots of drugs thank u all for comments will catch up eventually need to rest now love you all u too Basil Butterfly face x x x

• Featured Work - LIVE, LOVE, DREAM GROUP
  by Glenn Alderson

  Thankyou so much to the LIVE, LOVE, DREAM GROUP for featuring “Adelaide Botanic Gardens – Autumn 2008” :) “Adelaide Botanic Garden…

  Thankyou so much to the LIVE, LOVE, DREAM GROUP for featuring “Adelaide Botanic Gardens – Autumn 2008” :) “Adelaide Botanic Gardens – Autumn 2008” was featured in the LIVE, LOVE, DREAM GROUP /

• Adelaide Red Bubble Meet - July 2007
  by Belinda Leopold

  A lovely day, with perfect weather, great company, and wonderful grog (it must be noted that after 3 drinks I was smashed and had to make…

  A lovely day, with perfect weather, great company, and wonderful grog (it must be noted that after 3 drinks I was smashed and had to make an early exit, before I REALLY started to make a fool of myself…) I was already dribbling shit!! / Didn’t get many pix, and the only one of Me I took in the loos…(cos it was interesting in there, that’s why!) Anyone else get sum pix of the group???? / Sorry I’ve been slack posting it!!! Must all meet up again soon-can’t wait for the national one!!!....... / / / / / /

• Adelaide through Photography
  by Stephen Mitchell

  Because I work in the Adelaide CBD, many of my photographs are of interesting places I have found in the many side-streets, of walls and …

  Because I work in the Adelaide CBD, many of my photographs are of interesting places I have found in the many side-streets, of walls and windows, of pipes and crevasses, architecture and deconstruction, and anything that peaks my interest. / Here is just a few of the many things I have discovered and photographed around Adelaide. / I might have slipped in a few images from around South Australia, I’ll let you find them! , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

• Featured Work - Seasonal Scapes
  by Glenn Alderson

  Thankyou so much to the Seasonal Scapes GROUP for featuring / Autumn Afternoon...

  Thankyou so much to the Seasonal Scapes GROUP for featuring / Autumn Afternoon in there Seasonal Scapes Features / This is a new group so please take some time & have a look at all the other features & work in this group. /

• Family of Photographers
  by Stephen Mitchell

  SaharaBelle is a new member to RB, but not much of a writer. Because I like her work (_both…

  SaharaBelle is a new member to RB, but not much of a writer. Because I like her work (both in the kitchen :D and with a camera), I’m showing you some her amazing photography. Thankfully SaharaBelle made a few comments during the upload process – so I’ll divulge these with you. Basically, this post serves as an easy way for our family and friends to quickly see all the cards of her amazing photography. There will be more soon. In fact, some of my collection will moving across. Yes, I took credit for her work … with her permission! But now she is a member, she wants them back. Anyway, here are all the cards of our recent visit to the Wittunga National Park. I encourage people to leave nice comments on her work. Or critique’s. We’re always looking for extra help on how to take a better photograph! You might recognise this photograph! I cropped this one to a square image to make her avatar. I love this photograph … it’s so vibrant and almost blinding! What do you think?! / “This one will make a great Christmas card!”. Her words after this uploaded. / I suggested this shot – because she had the Macro-lens. It turned out a lot better than I ever expected. It helps that SaharaBelle made sure the blue sky was in the background of these shots, thereby allowing a lot more light to come through the ‘field of focus’. / Nice shadows in this one. The yellow stamen look like antenna … don’t they? / Hehe, nature’s feather duster! I suspect it would leave more pollen than it would remove! / I just love how this is the colours of the Australian flag! / This little bee is getting his money’s worth of nectar… / It took a while to think of a suitable title. But this choice works well. / Sometimes the title’s are just so apt. Yet come out of nowhere. / I originally suggested “Toilet Brush”, but apparently my humor was NOT appropriate. / I’m sure you can see why this title was chosen. This little bee probably wasn’t imprisoned at all, but they do look like bars around his face! / This is a flower in the process of blooming. When we return next weekend, I hope to capture these in full bloom! / Hehe, this little guy was filling up like a car at the petrol-pump! I’m sure he saw the camera coming toward him, but just had to get that nectar! / This amazing shot was incredibly lucky. With a dedicated macro lens, she was going to shoot just the flower … but found the little black bug inside. / This amazing little bee was sticking his face straight into the flower, digging all the nectar out. / We think this was an ant, but not real sure! He was swimming around the nectar, presumably doing the anty-paddle (doggy paddle, get it?!). / Here is that bee again. This was the last time we saw this guy before he flew back to the hive… / SaharaBelle tells me this is her favourite shot, and I agree. The detail in those wings is outstanding! / But this is not the end! SaharaBelle and I have plans for more day-trips, even with the SA Central group later this year! SaharaBelle and I hope you all (wink wink at friends and family!) like these cards enough to purchase a few.

• Roughly Speaking 9
  by RoughDiamond

  Well !!! I’m getting my third photo published in the newspaper tomorrow. My first two were in Adelaide. This one is the local here i…

  Well !!! I’m getting my third photo published in the newspaper tomorrow. My first two were in Adelaide. This one is the local here in town. I’m trying to get my name known around here and D.Boss (as I”ll call him cause there’s at least 5 David’s that I know here) has given me a huge break by taking on my freelance stuff (when it’s good enough) and also employing me part time. He’s quite happy to put a by-line with my name to give me a plug. Tonight I have the school Gala to photograph. That’s going to be fun! Then I’m going to have a glass when I get home :):):)

• Roughly Speaking 13
  by RoughDiamond

  Somehow … I think I’ve done well. 3 weeks ago I sent out several emails to newspapers in my area letting them know of my photographi…

  Somehow … I think I’ve done well. 3 weeks ago I sent out several emails to newspapers in my area letting them know of my photographic skills and available services. Within 10 minutes, I was contacted by the Editor of the newspaper … in my town. As of today … I’ve had 10 photographs printed in the newspaper … including a scoop concerning a recent AFL draft. This is a totally new area of photography for me, being journalistic and sports. I have so much to learn but I am enjoying it immensely. If that’s how you spell it. Who cares … it’s still fabulous! :) life is good x x x

• Breathing Space - collaboration with Mandi Whitten
  by Paul Tait

  Mandi Whitten and I have launched a collaborative project called “Breathing Space”. To b…

  Mandi Whitten and I have launched a collaborative project called “Breathing Space”. To breathe is to be alive. To have space is to have freedom for personal growth and fulfilment. Breathing Space is a photographic project that explores the spaces that we in the queer community inhabit. These spaces are as diverse as the community itself is. It consists of images – of both male and female forms – that illustrate and celebrate the diversity of our community within our individually fashioned pockets of safety. Please visit our website here and let us know what you think!

• Life Drawing class
  by Damien Mason

  I’m two lessons into a four lesson life drawing class here in Adelaide. It’s run by the local adult education place. It’s been a great …

  I’m two lessons into a four lesson life drawing class here in Adelaide. It’s run by the local adult education place. It’s been a great experience, even if there are some people in the class with far too much talent for one human. Anyone else done life drawing? What do you think of it? You can see my first few pieces here

• List of Sales
  by Stephen Mitchell

  Another one sold this weekend!! / A framed print of Chainless (June 9th 2007) My first…

  Another one sold this weekend!! / A framed print of Chainless (June 9th 2007) My first sale! / A mounted print of Seed Pods (May 1st 2007)

• 'CATWALK' Art Exhibiton.......It's Almost Here!!! SEP 24th!!!!!
  by Belinda Leopold

  *Featuring works by Belinda Leopold & Scott Robinson….. Come and join us for a fabulous night of Art, Drinks, Fabulous Food and Soci…

  *Featuring works by Belinda Leopold & Scott Robinson….. Come and join us for a fabulous night of Art, Drinks, Fabulous Food and Socialising! “Yesteryear”-A Collection of Photographs & Mixed Media Art Pieces by Myself and Graphic Designer, Scott Robinson (“Resisto” from RedBubble.com). The theme is Vintage Style/Fashion/Feel….see for yourself :) / Hair, Make-Up & Styling by Kristy Bassett & Ben Fornarino. Kicking off at 6pm with drinks, nibbles, and a good blab about the work. / Then at 8pm, a 2 course meal for $35 (bookings essential!and should really be done now to avoid disappointment!) If you have never sampled what Tincat has to offer, you are truly missing out!!! / Wine supplied is from local winery, Zonte’s Footstep. / For further information, please check Tincat’s website at tincatcafe@bigpond.com.au / Love to see you there!!!! / Bella x http://www.new.facebook.com/event.php?eid=25816120834

• Massive Trip Coming up!
  by Paul Pichugin

  Hey All, Well Bec and I are in the process of getting together some funds to go towards a massive trip that we have planned. A brief o…

  Hey All, Well Bec and I are in the process of getting together some funds to go towards a massive trip that we have planned. A brief outline of what we intend to do follows: November 28th: Fly to Perth. Stay in Perth with family for Christmas & New Years. Buy a Subaru Forester GT. During this time we intend to visit Geraldton, the Pinnacles, The Abrohles Islands, Bussleton.. basically we want to do a lot of snorkeling, maybe some diving and a lot of photography. January 4th, Leave Perth and go via the following places: Busselton, Margaret River, Denmark, Albany, Esperance, across the Nullarbor and into Adelaide. While in Adelaide we will probably stay in Goolwa (near Victor Harbor) for a few days. Then from Adelaide we will drive through the middle of NSW via Dubbo, stop for a day and visit Western Plains Zoo, then home to Brisbane via Goondiwindi. What I’m looking for is some suggestions of places to snorkle, places to take photos and things that I just “must see”. We want to visit the old telegraph house near the nullarbor, I want to get some shots of ghost towns and ruins.. some typical outback and coastal shots. Also I’m looking for wildflowers and canola and/or lavender fields. If anyone has any suggestions, tips etc on what to do or not to do.. I’d love to hear them. Also if anyone has any experience on the unsealed 4×4 track between esperance and the nullarbor, I’d love to hear from you! Regards Paul Pichugin / http://www.paulpichugin.com

• First Sale!
  by Stephen Mitchell

  Late this afternoon (01-May-2007), the lovely EnergyMagic purchased this photograph f…

  Late this afternoon (01-May-2007), the lovely EnergyMagic purchased this photograph from my collection shot on Kangaroo Island! This is my first sale, so you can imagine my adulation, happiness and surprise! I invite anyone and everyone to look through my photography to choose an image that would look good on their lounge-room wall.

• Submissions for RedBubble Photo Competition
  by Stephen Mitchell

  I’ve entered three works (in accordance with the clearly defined rules) into the RedBubble Photo Competition...

  I’ve entered three works (in accordance with the clearly defined rules) into the RedBubble Photo Competition Theme 1: Landscape, Travel and Nature / Entry: Shell Necklace / These shells have attached themselves to a string of seaweed washed up in the surf. Found on Kangaroo Island. / (tagged: landscapephotocomp ) Theme 2: Portrait, Fashion and Commercial / Entry: Hail Britannia II / Shot at 2007 All British Day, Uraidla, Adelaide Hills, February 11th, 2007 / (tagged: fashionphotocomp) Theme 3: Black and White, Street and Reportage / Entry: Coffee in Carpark / Atop a carpark in the Adelaide CBD. Captured as found / (tagged: bwphotocomp )