
from August 1st, 2008
Why did you decide to start a blog?
I had a page on my website that I called "thoughts" on which I wrote
about thinks I like and my thoughts on this and that. My ex boyfriend
told me about blogging and it seemed like a natural development of my
thoughts page and something that I would like doing.
How has blogging affected your work as an artist/designer?
My blog is a library of my inspirations that I can go back and
browse through. It's a mirror of what's inspired and influenced me
over time and during specific periods of time. Most of all, blogging
has given me a community and feedback and a context for my work.
What are your favorite artist/designer blogs? Why?
Camilla Engman, design*sponge and port2port as they all continue to
inspire me - each in their own way.
Why do you think blogs have now become so popular with artists and designers?
It's a perfect tool for collecting your thoughts, for marketing your
work and for getting in contact with others.
Do you have any advice for artists/designers who are starting a blog?
Do it for you. Don't make it a must or a pressure. I've chosen to
let my blog evolve intuitively - like how many times a week I post,
what I write about and how long etc. There are so many ways to blog –
find the one that suits you.
What has been the most positive and inspirational aspect of having a blog for you?
All the positive feedback - without a doubt!
Thanks for sharing with us Karin, and enjoy your beautiful studio space!
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