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I've had quite a number of requests to do email interviews. I'm very grateful for your interest but I'm becoming increasingly unable to do interviews. I agreed to two recently (you know who you are gentlemen!) The questions are usually very much the same but not so completely the same that I can have answers on file. Some questions like: "What was it like working at 2000 AD?", "What was it like working with Alan Moore?", "How do things differ today?", "where do you think things are going in the future?" etc. require long and complicated answers. Replying to these interviews is surprisingly time consuming and I do them when I should be drawing. (I'll post the two recent ones somewhere on this site.) Many of the commonly asked questions have been comprehensively answered by me in The Art Of Brian Bolland. Get yourself a copy! So, I'm sorry but, unless you catch me at a quiet time I very probably won't be able to do your interview.
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The email link on this site is proving very popular and I'm getting a lot of emails in my inbox - more than I can possibly reply to - but I'm trying. Some have been from people I'm keen to get in touch with, including the great illustrator Mick Brownfield, of whom I'm a big fan. I'm having a lot of requests for artwork and commissioned pieces of artwork. I haven't produced any artwork in the last ten years. Everything is on the computer. The only artwork out there is in the hands of dealers and collectors. Some is popping up on Ebay. I don't really have time to do commissions. My inks and paints have long ago dried up so the only drawing I'm doing is in ball point pen and/or Sharpies and mostly at conventions. But it does no harm to ask. All of your emails are gratefully received so feel free to say something. They're all getting to me but I haven't always been able to reply. |
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