A journal of my creative process. My latest efforts, thoughts, pursuits.
Showing posts with label Tri-LakesTribune. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tri-LakesTribune. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
In the News
The follow up article about how my business is doing was published in The Tri Lakes Tribune and they have posted it online. Just a brief mention, under September, so you have to scroll to the bottom of the web page. It's nice to have a bit of publicity.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Article in Local Paper
Pretty exciting day for me, an article about Krucoff Studios was published in the local paper today. Here is the link to the article, which I took the liberty of publishing on our website: http://www.krucoffstudios.com/Articles.html
Now my husband likes to tease that I'm a "Famous Local Artist", FLA for short! My how I love him and his great sense of humor!
Now my husband likes to tease that I'm a "Famous Local Artist", FLA for short! My how I love him and his great sense of humor!
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
My First Interview
Last night I was interviewed for an article that will be posted in the local paper, The Tri-Lakes Tribune. The story should come out in next week's issue. They only publish the paper once a week.
I had fun discussing what I do with glass art and showing the reporter my studio and work. Our three bassets were relegated to the back yard and carefully observed my discussions. He took several photos of me with various works in the studio. The photos will be in black and white; I must admit I'm anxious to see what the story will show. He decided to feature Krucoff Studios as a small business interest story.
I had fun discussing what I do with glass art and showing the reporter my studio and work. Our three bassets were relegated to the back yard and carefully observed my discussions. He took several photos of me with various works in the studio. The photos will be in black and white; I must admit I'm anxious to see what the story will show. He decided to feature Krucoff Studios as a small business interest story.
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