Artist questionnaire

We've introduced a new blog section on the website which will be used for promoting individual artists through feature articles with text and images in a Q+A style. If you're interested in taking part fill in the questions below and add some images and website links.

Answer the questions as fully as you can so that readers can learn about you as an artist. Write in the first person to make it more personal and engaging. Answer as many or as few questions as you want.

Articles will be added to the blog on a regular basis in the order received, and promoted via social media. We reserve the right to edit answers for brevity and clarity.

Artist name

Can you tell us about yourself and your background as an artist/maker?

Tell us a bit about your creative process. – eg. What’s involved / how long does it take to make a piece of work / which stage in the creative process do you find most interesting or exciting?

Where you do usually work from? – Can you describe your studio or workspace to us?

Have you developed any unique or unusual techniques in your work?

Tell us about a favourite piece of work and what it means to you.

What is your biggest source of inspiration? – eg. What types of thing and/or artists and/or artworks inspire you most?

What advice would you have for artists who are just starting out?

If you sell your work, can you tell us more about how you do this? – eg. Is this online, through a gallery or in person at markets or events / what are your best sellers / do you have any tips or advice?

How has lockdown changed your creative process? – eg. Have your been more or less productive / how has lockdown affected your inspiration or creativity / have you tried any new genres or techniques?

Tell us about any future projects you have planned

Is there anything else you'd like to share?

Images

Ensure that your images are well lit, correctly exposed and in focus so that your artwork can be seen at its best. Photograph 3D work against a plain background so that it can be seen clearly. It is recommended that you prepare your images on a desktop or laptop computer rather than a phone or a tablet so that all the image specifications can be met.

Portrait image – recommended size 620 pixels wide

This can be a headshot, a picture of you working or a picture of your studio.

Image to illustrate article – recommended size 960 pixels on the longest edge

Caption for image

Second image to illustrate article – recommended size 960 pixels on the longest edge

Caption for image

Website links – we'll link to your Artist page on the WOS website. These can be additional links to your own website and/or social media pages that show your work. Please provide full links to websites and social media pages as shown in the address bar of a web browser and not just your @username.

Web address 1

Web address 2

Web address 3

Web address 4

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