Whenever I interview someone for an article, I always gain something from it myself—particularly when I have the pleasure of questioning one of my fellow artists about their creative process. Today I interviewed Carmi for an upcoming article about her and her work for RubberStampMadness. I love the way she combines her creative energy with a down-to-earth practicality. Carmi lives and practices her art 24/7, so she has her studio set up and organized to accommodate the things she loves to do like card-making, altered books and fabric art. I came away feeling energized and inspired about my own art, and I’m looking forward to sharing Carmi’s creative insights with the readers of RSM.
Friday, January 05, 2007
Thanks Carmi
Whenever I interview someone for an article, I always gain something from it myself—particularly when I have the pleasure of questioning one of my fellow artists about their creative process. Today I interviewed Carmi for an upcoming article about her and her work for RubberStampMadness. I love the way she combines her creative energy with a down-to-earth practicality. Carmi lives and practices her art 24/7, so she has her studio set up and organized to accommodate the things she loves to do like card-making, altered books and fabric art. I came away feeling energized and inspired about my own art, and I’m looking forward to sharing Carmi’s creative insights with the readers of RSM.
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