Guest Post by Martina Peters “I paint and draw since I’ve been able to hold a pen – very cliché. I was never very good at expressing myself in words so I choosed the graphical way. I discovered Manga by watching the animated series Sailor Moon.
“In the field I have a notebook, of course. Somewhere in my backpack or satchel. But I also have an additional ‘Hahnemühle Travel Booklet’ always at hand. This one’s for those occasional scenes, you find interesting or important enough to capture in a quick sketch. It needs to be small and thin, but yet sturdy…
“My encounter with Hahnemühle Digital Fine Art papers started about 8 years ago when I was just starting out photography, more as a hobby initially but one that became an obsession very quickly. Prior to that, my prints has always been made in photo labs. Quality was a wee bit inconsistent and somehow I was…
Interview by Chrissy Crawford, ArtStar ArtStar: How did you get started in the art printing business? Are you an artist yourself? Aleks: Absolutely not. My painting skills approach that of a 10yr old and drawing is only incrementally better, so seriously NO, definitely NOT an artist.
Blog post written by Nancy Cavender-Garcia Photohive, a student centered photographic nonprofit dedicated to helping students exhibit and create high quality work, hosted a VISION Workshop on Saturday, May 3, 2014 at the Southwest School of Art with the support of Hahnemühle USA and David Robert Farmerie. The workshop lasted 6 ½ hours, divided into…
Inga Semisow The size of an image says nothing about its value. Artist Trading Cards (or ACEO/ATC), such as the Hahnemühle Bamboo Mixed Media, are like small gems.
Simone Hofmann There are hundreds of pastel colors in different degrees of hardness, and in a variety of colors and shades available, depending on the manufacturer. This opens up a potential that allows the presentation of complex and highly detailed designs.
Yulia Demina To tell the truth, my education and current job do not relate to creativity at all. I am an auditor in one of the largest international companies. Me and my friends like to travel very much. And it’s a tradition to bring small presents (for example, magnets) or send postcards from different countries…
Written by Lou Desiderio, President of Synergy Communications, Inc. “If I could give any advice to my peers, it would be to find some way to work with students, even if it just a short term project. The energy, creativity and in some cases naiveté, is enlightening and always inspiring.
“Through a journey into a different culture your own horizon will be broadened and you will be aware of your own culture. In February 2014 , I traveled with a friend across Morocco. For me as an illustrator, the Travel Booklets by Hahnemühle belonged to the luggage.