In March, the Creatubbles Community Manager contacted me about an interview for their blog. I was completely honored, as I don't get a ton of traffic on this blog, and I don't blog as frequently as I would like.
She sent the interview questions at almost exactly the same time that I was getting artwork ready for a big show at the Mall, a building-wide art and writing exhibit, and my entire requisition for next year was due by the end of the week. I put the interview on the back burner until I was caught up.
If you have not heard of this site it is okay, I hadn't either. I signed up and started exploring before I agreed to the interview. I found that it is a great resource for art teachers, students, and parents with a lot of cool features. It is free and students could use it to share their work and others can browse their creations (like Pinterest) and 'bubble' their favorites. Great source of inspiration for any art teacher.
Check out my post and sign up for an account. Here is my interview.
She sent the interview questions at almost exactly the same time that I was getting artwork ready for a big show at the Mall, a building-wide art and writing exhibit, and my entire requisition for next year was due by the end of the week. I put the interview on the back burner until I was caught up.
If you have not heard of this site it is okay, I hadn't either. I signed up and started exploring before I agreed to the interview. I found that it is a great resource for art teachers, students, and parents with a lot of cool features. It is free and students could use it to share their work and others can browse their creations (like Pinterest) and 'bubble' their favorites. Great source of inspiration for any art teacher.
Check out my post and sign up for an account. Here is my interview.
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