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Where I Learn Something New…

March 28, 2003

Written by John Howe

…only to find out that it’s not true…

This seems to be illustrator interview week. Artist Interviews has recently put on line an interview done a month or so ago. Initially, in the introduction, I was very excited to find out I had won all kinds of awards and prizes throughout my career, so I wrote to ask if it was true, as it was indeed news to me. The paragraph was subsequently erased, so I guess my first prize in a high school driving safety contest remains my one and only claim to fame.
See the interview at:
http://www.artistinterviews.com/art/johnhowe.htm

A rather more informal one, (done over such a long period of time on the forum that I totally forgot it was an interview) can be found at:
http://groups.msn.com/INilioiArdanole/yourwebpage1.msnw
With another bit at:
http://groups.msn.com/AllThingsLordoftheRings/johnhoweinterview.msnw

Otherwise, working with your shoulder to the wheel does indeed make Jack a dull boy…

On the drawing board: the Map of Numenor

I would like to announce a friend’s web site; http://www.time-machine.ch is now up and running.
It showcases the work of Gerry Embleton, historical illustrator, colleague and very dear friend, who now at long last has a selection of his work on line. Visit the site. Gerry is the best.
(Gerry, by the way, for those of you interested in serious medieval re-enactment, practically invented the Companie of Saynt George single-handed in the mid-eighties. For more news on our group and coming events, go to: http://www.companie-of-st-george.ch )

Otherwise, Dominique and I ARE getting our heads around the fan art chapter, and news will follow anon.
Next post will also announce a post office box where you may write if you wish. Please be patient if you do, I have a box full of letters to answer; I am so very slow that glaciers would pass me as if I was standing still.

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