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Flowers — Thomas Campbell makes some seriously amazing artwork for you to hang on your wall.

HUCK#032 cover star Thomas Campbell made us two very beautiful flowers in his Bonny Doon studio.

These are similar to ones featured in a recent show. Pretty nice, right? But not as nice as it will look when it’s hanging on your wall.

*Please note: This competition has now closed. Sorry!*

 


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