Aurora Hair and Makeup Artistry

This is my #mehronglowup entry! Swipe to look closer! Its amazing the difference a few years can make! The 2019 image is me trialing my first EVER prosthetic ...made from scratch. Looking to now i am so ecstatic to see my progress. I love the Pop i get in my line work from the @mehronmakeup Paradise AQ shades: black and white! Would love the chance to work with more of their products #glowup #glowupchallenge #makeupartistofinstagram #yegmakeupartist #seacreatures #sfxmakeup #prosthetics

This is my #mehronglowup entry! Swipe to look closer! Its amazing the difference a few years can make! The 2019 image is me trialing my first EVER prosthetic ...made from scratch. Looking to now i am so ecstatic to see my progress. I love the Pop i get in my line work from the @mehronmakeup Paradise AQ shades: black and white! Would love the chance to work with more of their products #glowup #glowupchallenge #makeupartistofinstagram #yegmakeupartist #seacreatures #sfxmakeup #prosthetics

Flash back to this amazing gig with the stunning Kasda Allen and the talented Heather + Steve Fryer Visions of Heaphen

Doing the Hair and Makeup for this shoot with Sianna Dawn Gray and Visions of Heaphen was one I had some of the most fun on by far. My daughter modelled in it as the child you'll see in the images and had an absolute blast. Take a look at the blog to see more details about how something like this is edited into a NEXT level image.

Acolyte Rising ---------------------- Its been a long hall to get these images out but im so happy with them! Still a couple more to come! Models: Anne Sarah Anne and Deonna Fetzko... Photographer/ graphic artist: Heather Fryer Visions of Heaphen photography Hmua/ prosthetics/ costume designs: Me See more

Orange Shirt Day Teaser Alert! VOH Photography was honoured to be asked to participate in a photo project to bring to light the unjust treatment of indigenous p...eople due to the residential schools and Indian hospital system. Our friend, Chelsea Hee introduced us to Jaylene Delorme Buggins who asked us to help with photography and edits for this worthwhile project. Jaylene’s words: Orange Shirt Day also know as Every Child Matters is a day where we honor survivors and families of the residential school system and the Indian hospitals, as well as remembering those children that didn’t make it home from those institutions. The last residential school closed in Canada in 1996 . My father, Tony Buggins is a survivor. Because of these systems many families including mine have suffered inter-generational trauma. It’s time to heal and break the cycles that have been imprinted in us for far to long. Project Denegoth Naji (Generational Healing) is dedicated to my father and all the survivors, families and the children who never made it home. To learn more about the true history of the stolen land we call Canada visit: http://www.trc.ca #OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters #SurvivorsFamilies #DenegothNaji #GenerationHealing #RibbonSkirt Model Jaylene Delorme Buggins HMUA Deonna Fetzko from Aurora Hair and Makeup Artistry Skirt by Candia Flynn from Healingstitches Photography and Edits by Heather Fryer from Visions of Heaphen Photography

Take a moment to listen to this wonderful young woman's interview with Project Change!

More interviews to come please take a minute to listen to Kathy's take and part in our project

Just had to share this amazing achievement for my friends at Visions of Heaphen!

Just a really basic interview about my involvement with project change please watch and keep an eye out for the other people involved in this photography project with Project Change.

Join Project Change tomorrow morning at 6:15 am on Edmonton CBC Radio 1 with Mark Connolly for some morning joe amd a chat about the Art Exhibit. Featuring Shawna, Heather and me.

PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE!! Who's excited about seeing more of this Collection? There are more impactful images coming, so don't miss this important exhibit. All i...mages created by award winning PPOC-Alberta Photographer and Digital Artist, Heather Fryer The Project Change Exhibit will be on display Tuesday July 14th, at the Old Strathcona Arts Emporium on Whyte Ave. All prints and canvases will be on sale proceeds to support MMIW roadside Plaques. Payment plans available. There will be an online store available to purchase tshirts, cards, mugs and such on Tuesday as well. All images printed by our sponsor Technicare Imaging Ltd #welovephotos Thank you to the great team of strong women who helped make this happen. Shawna J Serniak, International Speaker Kathy King Missing Cara April Eve Stolen Sisters & Brothers Movement Deonna Fetzko, Aurora Hair and Makeup Artistry Brianna Lizotte, Shelley and Branson Houle, Pixportal - Online Photo Lab Special thanks to my husband Steve Fryer