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Post by mcjunkin on Sept 24, 2020 19:12:50 GMT
Seth Apter (mixed media artist) did a facebook live interview with Tim Holtz. It is long, like 2.5 hours, but interesting, especially in light of what has gone down lately with TH. Tim comes in about 15 min in.
I still can see how, as personal stories on here recount, Tim has a snarky side (not based of this interview, just his snark factor overall). But the interview was interesting. Much different than his lives and demos. Not pushing product. Talks about how sick he was last year with his heart issues.
Won't link, but go to Seth Apter's FB page, scroll down a couple of posts.
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Post by msliz on Sept 25, 2020 22:46:39 GMT
You weren't kidding. That was long.
I don't necessarily agree with you that it was interesting, but it was pleasant background chatter. A lot of mutual admiration as well as admiration for the artsy craftsy community at large.
The one thing that did make my ears perk up was said just before the 53 minute mark. Tim will be making a December Daily this year. How about that?
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Post by grammadee on Sept 25, 2020 23:58:28 GMT
The one thing that did make my ears perk up was said just before the 53 minute mark. Tim will be making a December Daily this year. How about that? Wonder if he will be doing a daily reveal, sort of like his 12 tags of Christmas used to be??? That would be cool. And I will bet different from most of the DD videos out there... |
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Post by mcjunkin on Sept 26, 2020 14:30:09 GMT
LOL. I should have specified interesting as in TH perspective on things in light of recent events, rather than interesting content wise. Very long monotone interview for sure.
YES! I am very curious to see his spin on a December Daily. I have watched DD from afar for years. I have tried Project Life too. Love the concept, but I am not good with follow thru. Not enough "crafty" or dimension or something for me with the cards and the pockets. For me, it is more about the process than the finished product I guess. Can't wait to see his spin on it. Would like to see how he incorporates his mixed media-type style.
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