Candid Cancer Collective

Former cancer patients taking the inspiration out of cancer and bringing you real life candid experiences

Candid Cancer Collective

Former cancer patients taking the inspiration out of cancer and bringing you real life candid experiences

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We are former cancer patients taking the inspiration out of cancer and bringing you real life candid experiences. Head over to our blog to meet Bronte, Cait and Kimia of Candid Cancer Collective!

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A little collage created by CCC team member Brontë on Canva!

‘I took a photograph of my physical collage so that I could layer it up with some of my favorite textures and wording in Canva - it’s such a cool app and so fun and easy to use! I used images of my pills from treatment within my collage as well as bright colours, shapes and mark making. Collage is a really mindful and calming task and it helped me a lot whilst I was on treatment.’

We have a Workshop video coming soon with Brontë’s tips and tricks so that you can create your own collages at home! Stay tuned!

Alt text: in this image there a photograph of a collage created by Brontë Palmer using blue, and yellow cards and photographs of pills cut up and overlaid in several different shapes. At the top there is yellow writing that reads ‘ A collage a day keeps the negative thoughts at bay’ behind are some ripped papers and some tape, aswell as two white flowers.

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An example of a submission for ‘say you’ve had

An example of a submission for ‘say you’ve had cancer without saying you’ve had cancer’ 🚑

This was created on Canva an app that we will be introducing you too during our workshop! - click the link in our bio to sign up for our free workshop happening on Tuesday 22nd June at 6pm!

If you have a photo from treatment turn it into a collage on Canva for our zine submission - alternatively send us a photograph and we will turn it into a collage for you!

Alt text: a black and white photograph of empty blood thinner syringes. There are pieces of tape on the edges of the image, and blue, white and grid paper behind the photo.

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