Marcia Selsor on mon 18 feb 02
OK, I have begun taking a closer look at the magazine. there are several
articles on selling your work. Also setting up a website as well as
"changing lives with art, Barbara brown Ambassador of Clay,
There are the usual advertisers, Skutt, North Star, Laguna, Annie's Mud
Pie shop, L and L and some more oriented towards sculpture
like sculptor.org and metal patinas.
I was disappointed in the original condition of the magazine when it
arrived but that is not the publisher's fault. As mel says, Montana is a
long way off from most places.
Marcia in Montana
Susan on tue 19 feb 02
> I was disappointed in the original condition of the magazine when it
> arrived but that is not the publisher's fault. As mel says, Montana is a
> long way off from most places.
> Marcia in Montana
My magazine came in perfect condition. And yes, it was difficult to find the
subscription info since there was no card attached. I hope this magazine
will be available in bookstores for those, including myself, to check out
the magazine for a few issues before committing to a subscription.
I like the clay/business topics...but feel there should be one technique
article written by a featured potter as well to round out the magazine. On
page 46 is a small box describing the future topics. I look forward to
interviews with sculptors and potters.
As a former art director to numerous publications I checked out this
magazine. It is designed nicely. The cost of starting a magazine is pretty
high. Perhaps when they get more subscriptions/advertisement, they can
afford a heavier cover stock and perhaps to UV their cover.
JoHanna Haines on tue 19 feb 02
Mel,
You are so correct. I, too, live in Montana and my copy arrived looking like
it went through the mill. I am of the belief that they kick our mail to the
border and then hand carry it from there!
I like what I have read so far in the new publication. (or at least what I
could read through the rips and shreds)
JoHanna
Llewellyn Kouba on wed 20 feb 02
WELCOME ABOARD! to my dear and good friend JoHanna ! So happy to see you
on CLAYART and you will find lots of wonderful people. A few have said
there magazine arrived shredded. Mine came in good and satisfactory
condition but perhaps the magazine will get onto better packing in time and
I would think postal regulations would be mandatory anyway. Couldn't
resist saying hi! here :)
your muddy pal
Llewellyn @ Abbey Pottery
At 10:27 AM 2/19/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Mel,
>You are so correct. I, too, live in Montana and my copy arrived looking like
>it went through the mill. I am of the belief that they kick our mail to the
>border and then hand carry it from there!
>
>I like what I have read so far in the new publication. (or at least what I
>could read through the rips and shreds)
>
>JoHanna
>
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