Amongst the hustle and bustle of the Finders Keepers Market the other week, a young, pretty, smart gal named Alex came to interview me. I've done lots of interviews via email before, and even over the phone, but this was the first face to face one I've done. It was fun.
The article went up yesterday and it's a really good one.
A few facts were lost in the translation of the full-on busy interview environment.
So for the record:
- I WISH I had a photographic memory! This sadly, is not true. I mentioned I was enjoying being behind my stall at the market, having so many great faces to look at on the other side, and I was trying to commit as many of them as I could to memory to perhaps draw later.
- Not all my personal works are bad. That comment was an answer to the question about whether or not I put alot of planning into each of my works. I said I do. For almost all of them, especially commissions. But sometimes I get an urge to do a spontaneous personal work, however, without planning they always turn out bad.
So, now that's all straightened out, the rest is really well written and rather complimentary I must say ;) Thank-you Alex.
If you'd like to read it, it's over here at Side Street Sydney.
3 comments:
Congrats, nice interview. It's a shame it was in such a busy venue!
Hi Flossy-P. Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment! So lovely to have visitors! Lou X
Oh yay!
PS: I don't know if I've gotten a chance to tell you yet, but me and the mister are expecting a little one right around New Year's! We're pretty thrilled. xo
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