i'm guessing this is avery? let's do a signature after each post.
and it's so true...i think this is something that we're getting at. perhaps we could include a map that details what we're doing in our separate corners of the nation/world. robin, conveniently, is a geography person. how bout it, bob?
i think it would be a interesting way to introduce contributors. i'd assume the first issue of this project will take an extremely long time, so i think deciding on a theme and avoiding chaos at the beginning (which can kill enthusiasm quickly) will be extremely important. there needs to be a theme we can all share and discuss as a group. let's see the synergy.
my suggestion come up with four or five strong introductory topics (like in that first email), have an email vote, and see if it produces a direction.
the aesthetics of this magazine are important, but they're just pretty ideas if we aren't on the same page. i don't want to see this run out of gas.
unseen is a forum where people can create new work and disperse it into the wide world. while it's an ongoing thing, unseen also puts out quarterly publications featuring arts and writing, with each issue having a theme.
the theme for the spring issue is boundaries. send submissions to unseenmag@gmail.com.
i'm guessing this is avery? let's do a signature after each post.
ReplyDeleteand it's so true...i think this is something that we're getting at. perhaps we could include a map that details what we're doing in our separate corners of the nation/world. robin, conveniently, is a geography person. how bout it, bob?
(anna)
oooo GREAT idea
ReplyDeletei think it would be a interesting way to introduce contributors. i'd assume the first issue of this project will take an extremely long time, so i think deciding on a theme and avoiding chaos at the beginning (which can kill enthusiasm quickly) will be extremely important. there needs to be a theme we can all share and discuss as a group. let's see the synergy.
my suggestion come up with four or five strong introductory topics (like in that first email), have an email vote, and see if it produces a direction.
the aesthetics of this magazine are important, but they're just pretty ideas if we aren't on the same page. i don't want to see this run out of gas.
(sp)
yeah, i'm in. so long as the license for my mapping software hasn't expired yet... also, anyone know where i can get a free copy of illustrator?
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