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ISSUE 12 |
I COMPILE, MUSE and WRITE
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Our 12th Issue Our summer 2011 issue is fresher than ever... Want eye candy? Palais d'Art will satisfy... Looking for inspiration? Seth Apter, Roxanne Stout, Laurie Zuckerman, Amanda Marie Ploegsma, and Suzi Blu have what you need! Art history...recipes...reviews...tips...travel...a virtual truckload of brilliant imagery delivered in a gorgeous, full-color, gift-worthy package. If you missed out on any of our past issues, you can still get 'em, and stack them up right beside your Adirondack, hammock, or porch swing to savor as you sip your signature summer concoction and while away the hours. You will find Issues 1-12 for sale HERE: |
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| I've had the pleasure of having articles published in the following magazines and zines | |||
| Mary Engelbreit's Home Companion February/March 2006 Paper, Scissors, Crop feature |
Belle Armoire Sept/Oct 2006 Linked by Art Somerset Studio March/April 2005 feature: With One Palette - Cherry Pop, Grapesicle, Black Licorice |
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Somerset Studio Gallery several issues Memory Makers Magazine several issues Elements and Seasons art |
A Somerset Studio Wedding A Somerset Studio Wedding 2 |
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| Somerset Memories (formally known as Legacy Magazine) Autumn 2003 Winter 2004, December/January 2006 |
Sprinkles the Zine The Studio Zine |
No Shelves Zine art and interview ATC Quarterly Erraticus art |
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I'm not a collector at heart. I'm never tormented by the longing to possess things. I'm quite happy with my pictures. I've been cohabiting with them for years now and we know each other inside out, so I feel I'm entitled to say that pictures have a life and a character of their own. Maybe they're like plants they won't really flourish unless you talk to them. I haven't gone that far - not yet anyway. Lots of them behave like good little girls and give me a nice smile whenever I walk past, but others are real bitches and never miss any opportunity to ruin my life. I handle them with kid gloves. Robert Doisneau |
