May 12, 2015

Luke Jurevicius

The transition into animation felt quite natural. It’s so thrilling to see your still images and concepts come to life, [but] there’s always pencil to paper in the initial stages of production.

May 12, 2015

Matthew Sandblom

If you do it right, there are lots of things you can do online that tech-savvy students find more appealing than print-based material.

May 12, 2015

Adele Horin

Every journalist worth their salt writes to make a difference.

Melinda Harper [Photo © Bryan Sun]

May 12, 2015

Melinda Harper

Copyright is very important to an artist; it provides an income and acknowledgement. It protects the work and the artist’s intentions.

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Ann James [Photo © Bryan Sun]

May 7, 2015

Ann James (AM)

I am curious to see what happens when my hand seems to take over the lead from my head. I am excited by the accidents, surprises and tangents that have me seeing new possibilities.

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Hazel Edwards [Photo © Bryan Sun]

May 5, 2015

Hazel Edwards

To be a successful author, you need to be business-like about your rights, and gain ‘authorpreneurship’ skills.

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Judith Rodriguez [Photo © Bryan Sun]

April 30, 2015

Judith Rodriguez

I’m continually surprised by the way ideas flower, change, form something living and new as you word them. I think it’s what I do best. You’ve got to give something to the world – poetry is my offering.

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Kirsten Lees

April 27, 2015

Kirsten Lees

Because writing for a living is a craft. Ideas may drop from the sky, but unless you craft them for your audience they risk languishing lifelessly on your laptop. It is a craft learned with practice, experience and endless feedback from generous friends and mentors.