McClain's Printmaking Supplies is pretty much my favorite place to shop in the universe, so I was delighted that they interviewed me a few weeks ago for their online newsletter, Hanga News. You can read the interview by clicking here. Check out the back issues too, if you haven't seen the newsletter before. They always have a printmaker interview plus great tips and tricks.
19 April 2010
McClain's Interview
McClain's Printmaking Supplies is pretty much my favorite place to shop in the universe, so I was delighted that they interviewed me a few weeks ago for their online newsletter, Hanga News. You can read the interview by clicking here. Check out the back issues too, if you haven't seen the newsletter before. They always have a printmaker interview plus great tips and tricks.
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Hey, I found your blog a few days ago while searching for printmaking blogs.
I just got McClain's newsletter earlier today. Congrats on being featured!
What a delight it was to see your interview... after years of following your work, it was a pleasure to open the McClain newsletter and say 'I know this artist'. Congratulations, Annie!!!
Hi Annie !
I loved to read the interview and i appreciate your attitude towards your art very much....and such a joy seeing many of your prints again together...and that made me feel glad and happy and inspired by your prints....a very good interview and I can read all your engagement out of it....so wonderful prints...
Hey Annie! I stumbled across your McClain's interview before I saw your posting. How exciting! I hope you don't give up Woodblock Dreams any time soon.
It was a great interview, and I loved seeing all your art. Your dog is still one of my favorites.
Great interview, Annie. It's like the long conversation I wished I could have with you - fills in the details.
Annie, I started out as an English major too! When taking an Art Appreciation survey class I had to do a museum report. After writing and writing and writing and some more writing for all my English classes I was so sick of writing I drew my museum report. The professor asked me to see her in her office, where she convinced me to change my major to fine art...
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